Hi,
I'd like to verify the tokens Bayes uses to classify; consulting man sa-learn
leads me to believe that sa-learn --dump or
alternatively sa-learn --backup should do just that.
However the output consists of lines which look like
t 3 28 1219966305 73e5bd1906
t
Hello,
The 'stored tokens' are the last 5 bytes of the SHA1 hashed 'real token'.
There is no (effective) way to decode the stored versions to their original
format.
But you can verify that a given token does exists in the database (tkate the
last 5 bytes of the SHA1 hashed token...).
Peter Sabaini wrote:
I'd like to verify the tokens Bayes uses to classify;
[...]
Is this encoded in some way?
Yes.
If you use SQL for bayes you can use my plugin CollectTokens plugin to
collect new tokens indexed by the encoded value used by the bayes
system. That way you can look upp
