On Tue, Jan 16, 2007 at 06:54:05PM +0800, Kent Tong wrote: > I've the pristine setting turned on. I observe that dspam will > still put a signature into the mail. Will it use it in training on > errors?
As far as I can tell, dspam will use a signature if it finds one, regardless of the trainPristine setting. Exceptions are that it will deliberately disregard a signature if the source is set to corpus or is empty (i.e. normal processing of inbound mail). It does however appear that for dspam to write the signature into the message body, the following conditions must be true: 1. signatureLocation is NOT set to "header" 2. trainPristine must be off. 3. Either of (CTX->classification == DSR_NONE) or (internally_canned) must be true, but I don't know what the heck that means. :) Probably double-check that user preferences aren't overriding the default trainPristine setting. I don't think it should be altering the message at all if this option is on.
