> DSPAM Virtual UID.
>
Yes. You should add the group into the DSPAM virtual table.
> Does this mean that I need to periodically run dspam_merge?
>
No. You can but you don't need. I would suggest you to NOT do dspam_merge. I
would suggest to make a honey pot and capture Spam and feed that Spam
On Tue, Feb 2, 2010 at 11:34 AM, Steve wrote:
>> Does the rule of "Any user who has less than 1000 innocent messages or
>> 250 spam messages in
>> their corpus, or whose filter is uncertain about a particular message
>> will
>> consult the global dictionary for an answer." apply to merged grou
> Does the rule of "Any user who has less than 1000 innocent messages or
> 250 spam messages in
> their corpus, or whose filter is uncertain about a particular message
> will
> consult the global dictionary for an answer." apply to merged groups?
>
No. User tokens will ALWAYS be merged togethe
Does the rule of "Any user who has less than 1000 innocent messages or
250 spam messages in
their corpus, or whose filter is uncertain about a particular message will
consult the global dictionary for an answer." apply to merged groups?
Does the user that represents merged group, not the users
