Re: About Training ( sa-learn )

Every email that comes in postfix i send to that filter, and this filter send the email. When i use the with the option -u ${recipient} it override the user that is runing and do the process with the user that is reciving the email, when it autolearn it goes to a diferent user in the table. So i

Re: About Training ( sa-learn )

On 4-Mar-2010, at 07:45, Henrique Fernandes wrote: > > I have set up my spamassassin to traing individual database (mysql ) with > this filter in postfix > > spamassassin unix - n n - - pipe >flags=Rq user=spamassassin argv=/usr/bin/spamc -u ${recipient} -f -e

Re: About Training ( sa-learn )

Right. Henrique Fernandes wrote: > It was wht i asked, sorry i am not fluent in english > > It is the score that the bayes add to the final scores right ? > > > []'sf.rique > > > On Thu, Mar 4, 2010 at 4:36 PM, Bowie Bailey > wrote: > > Henrique Fernandes wrote: >

Re: About Training ( sa-learn )

It was wht i asked, sorry i am not fluent in english It is the score that the bayes add to the final scores right ? []'sf.rique On Thu, Mar 4, 2010 at 4:36 PM, Bowie Bailey wrote: > Henrique Fernandes wrote: > > Thanks! > > > > I will discuss here and find out with one is better. > > > > Wha

Re: About Training ( sa-learn )

Henrique Fernandes wrote: > Thanks! > > I will discuss here and find out with one is better. > > What are the weight of the bayser score after they well trained ? Have > any ideas about it ? I'm not sure what you are asking. What do you mean by "weight"? The default scores (as of 3.2.5) are: BA

Re: About Training ( sa-learn )

Thanks! I will discuss here and find out with one is better. What are the weight of the bayser score after they well trained ? Have any ideas about it ? []'sf.rique On Thu, Mar 4, 2010 at 2:41 PM, Bowie Bailey wrote: > (Please send replies to the list) > > Henrique Fernandes wrote: > > > > O

Re: About Training ( sa-learn )

(Please send replies to the list) Henrique Fernandes wrote: > > On Thu, Mar 4, 2010 at 2:22 PM, Bowie Bailey > wrote: > > Henrique Fernandes wrote: > > Nops, i wnat that after i trained, the same email, should get a > higher > > score cause the spamass

Re: About Training ( sa-learn )

Henrique Fernandes wrote: > Nops, i wnat that after i trained, the same email, should get a higher > score cause the spamassassin was trained that is a spam, so when it > comes again , it should look in the database and add some extra point > on the score right ? That is a fairly common misconcept

Re: About Training ( sa-learn )

Nops, i wnat that after i trained, the same email, should get a higher score cause the spamassassin was trained that is a spam, so when it comes again , it should look in the database and add some extra point on the score right ? []'sf.rique On Thu, Mar 4, 2010 at 1:31 PM, Kai Schaetzl wrote:

Re: About Training ( sa-learn )

Henrique Fernandes wrote on Thu, 4 Mar 2010 11:45:38 -0300: > But if i send the same email that was autolearned it does not get an higher > score.. it should be lik eit or it shoul get higher ? I if understand you correctly you want to learn a message twice. sa-learn won't do this. And the docs

About Training ( sa-learn )

I have set up my spamassassin to traing individual database (mysql ) with this filter in postfix spamassassin unix - n n - - pipe flags=Rq user=spamassassin argv=/usr/bin/spamc -u ${recipient} -f -e /usr/sbin/sendmail -oi -f ${sender} -- ${recipient} as

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RE: training SA

zigniew szalbot wrote: > Hi, > > > I tried to learn SA and used the following syntax: > > > > sa-learn --spam -f /usr/home/zbyszek/june.txt > > I guess I made a mistake with the syntax but how should I change it > > so that I can train SA? > > I already found out: > sa-learn --spam --no-sync /us

Re: training SA

On Wed, 27 Jun 2007 07:35:01 +0200 (CEST), "zigniew szalbot" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Hello, > >I tried to learn SA and used the following syntax: > >sa-learn --spam -f /usr/home/zbyszek/june.txt >archive-iterator: unable to open Dear Valued Customer,: No such file >or directory > >june.tx

Re: training SA

Hi, > I tried to learn SA and used the following syntax: > > sa-learn --spam -f /usr/home/zbyszek/june.txt > I guess I made a mistake with the syntax but how should I change it so > that I can train SA? I already found out: sa-learn --spam --no-sync /usr/home/zbyszek/june.txt Sorry to have bothe

training SA

Hello, I tried to learn SA and used the following syntax: sa-learn --spam -f /usr/home/zbyszek/june.txt archive-iterator: unable to open Dear Valued Customer,: No such file or directory june.txt is a spam email message downloaded from squirrelmail for the purpose of feeding to SA. I only go

Re: Training SA-Migrating from old IMAP to new IMAP server

So it sounds like I may be better off NOT training on existing messages. Only on new that come in. Don Ireland -Original Message- From: Magnus Holmgren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Monday, Mar 12, 2007 5:23 am Subject: Re: Training SA-Migrating from old IMAP to new IMAP server To:

Re: Training SA-Migrating from old IMAP to new IMAP server

On Sunday 11 March 2007 18:09, Don Ireland wrote: > I'm my email over from the services of fusemail.com to the IMAP server that > comes with my shared hosting account. > > When I copy my messages over from the old server, do I just run SA-learn > against the messages as they are? Or will the fact

Training SA-Migrating from old IMAP to new IMAP server

I'm my email over from the services of fusemail.com to the IMAP server that comes with my shared hosting account. When I copy my messages over from the old server, do I just run SA-learn against the messages as they are? Or will the fact that they have fusemail headers in them cause SA to thin

Re: Training sa-learn from Outlook.

Wednesday, September 20, 2006 10:37 PM Subject: Training sa-learn from Outlook. I imagine the following questions have been asked a lot, but I haven’t seen the exact answers I’m after yet so here goes.   We are running qmail, vpopmail, spamassassin, smb shares using samba, a

Training sa-learn from Outlook.

I imagine the following questions have been asked a lot, but I haven’t seen the exact answers I’m after yet so here goes.   We are running qmail, vpopmail, spamassassin, smb shares using samba, among other things, on freebsd. I want to set up public ham and spam folders such that our user

Re: Training SA with Thunderbird Junk folder

Edward Diener tropicsoft.com> writes: deleted... > > > > sth like this? > > > > sa-learn --mbox --spam --showdots Thunderbird_Junk_folder? > > That was what I was looking for. Thanks ! and also pls take care of running user (-u) and database path (--dbpath), as without running user param

Re: Training SA with Thunderbird Junk folder

martin wrote: Craig Morrison 2cah.com> writes: JamesDR wrote: Edward Diener wrote: Does anybody know the instructions for training SA with the contents of the Thunderbird Junk folder ? Upload them as single messages to your ISP account. If you have a special folder in TB (Thunderbird)

Re: Training SA with Thunderbird Junk folder

Mike Pepe wrote: If your mail server and users are using IMAP, the "Junk E-mail" folder is on the server already. I've got a script that runs from cron that will learn from that folder and then delete its contents several times a day. My issue is when spam is missed, I'd like to "J" it so

Re: Training SA with Thunderbird Junk folder

mouss wrote: Edward Diener a écrit : Does anybody know the instructions for training SA with the contents of the Thunderbird Junk folder ? My web host, where SA is tunning, suggests I do this in order to reduce the amount of spam I get, and I can login to my web host, transfer files from my

Re: Training SA with Thunderbird Junk folder

Sander Holthaus wrote: > The problem with using that approach is that you can't authenticate > users. In small, closed, trusted environments it can be useful, but in > most situations, I don't think it will be usable. The nice thing about > using an IMAP-based sollution is that the user is authenti

Re: Training SA with Thunderbird Junk folder

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Matt Kettler wrote: > Forrest Aldrich wrote: >> Such a mechanism would still depend upon some organization on the >> server side... as far as I can tell, it's very much to the local >> sysadmin (ie: aliases to send to, forward or attach properly, >> e

Re: Training SA with Thunderbird Junk folder

Forrest Aldrich wrote: > Such a mechanism would still depend upon some organization on the server > side... as far as I can tell, it's very much to the local sysadmin (ie: > aliases to send to, forward or attach properly, etc). > Would this even work well potentially? You don't need any of that i

Re: Training SA with Thunderbird Junk folder

Forrest Aldrich a écrit : > Such a mechanism would still depend upon some organization on the server > side... as far as I can tell, it's very much to the local sysadmin (ie: > aliases to send to, forward or attach properly, etc). > Would this even work well potentially? oh I'm not asking for tha

Re: Training SA with Thunderbird Junk folder

Such a mechanism would still depend upon some organization on the server side... as far as I can tell, it's very much to the local sysadmin (ie: aliases to send to, forward or attach properly, etc). Would this even work well potentially? Might be interesting if there were somehow a way to co

Re: Training SA with Thunderbird Junk folder

mouss wrote: > > what I would like to see is a plugin to "J" a message... > Me Too! If anyone is a Thunderbird plugin wizard and interested in doing a plugin that will report/learn to spamd speak up, I'm very interested. Michael

Re: Training SA with Thunderbird Junk folder

Edward Diener a écrit : > Does anybody know the instructions for training SA with the contents of > the Thunderbird Junk folder ? > > My web host, where SA is tunning, suggests I do this in order to reduce > the amount of spam I get, and I can login to my web host, transfer files

Re: Training SA with Thunderbird Junk folder

Craig Morrison 2cah.com> writes: > > JamesDR wrote: > > Edward Diener wrote: > >> Does anybody know the instructions for training SA with the contents > >> of the Thunderbird Junk folder ? > > Upload them as single messages to your ISP account

Re: Training SA with Thunderbird Junk folder

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Craig Morrison wrote: > JamesDR wrote: >> Edward Diener wrote: >>> Does anybody know the instructions for training SA with the >>> contents of the Thunderbird Junk folder ? > > Upload them as single messages t

Re: Training SA with Thunderbird Junk folder

JamesDR wrote: Edward Diener wrote: Does anybody know the instructions for training SA with the contents of the Thunderbird Junk folder ? Upload them as single messages to your ISP account. If you have a special folder in TB (Thunderbird) for the messages you want to train on you can find

Re: Training SA with Thunderbird Junk folder

Edward Diener wrote: Does anybody know the instructions for training SA with the contents of the Thunderbird Junk folder ? My web host, where SA is tunning, suggests I do this in order to reduce the amount of spam I get, and I can login to my web host, transfer files from my local machine to

Training SA with Thunderbird Junk folder

Does anybody know the instructions for training SA with the contents of the Thunderbird Junk folder ? My web host, where SA is tunning, suggests I do this in order to reduce the amount of spam I get, and I can login to my web host, transfer files from my local machine to my web host, and run

RE: Training SA with postfix

To: users@spamassassin.apache.org Cc: Jason Gauthier Subject: Re: Training SA with postfix Jason Gauthier wrote: > Thanks for the tip. Due to my "newbie-ness" with these products I'm a > little uncertain were to start. Amavis seems to build many rules, and > interface with SA where it act

Re: Training SA with postfix

Sam Nilsson wrote: SA still looks to its own config file (typically named local.cf) to run and score all of its tests, it just doesn't get to rewrite the original message. More info here: -- http://www.ijs.si/software/amavisd/ Sorry! More info here: -- http://www.ijs.si/software/amavisd/#faq

Re: Training SA with postfix

Jason Gauthier wrote: Thanks for the tip. Due to my "newbie-ness" with these products I'm a little uncertain were to start. Amavis seems to build many rules, and interface with SA where it actually has options in it. Read the docs at the amavisd-new site here: -- http://www.ijs.si/software/amav

RE: Training SA with postfix

> From: Matt Kettler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Friday, December 31, 2004 3:07 PM > To: users@spamassassin.apache.org > Subject: RE: Training SA with postfix > > At 02:45 PM 12/31/2004, Jason Gauthier wrote: > >Thanks for the tip. Due to my "newbie-ness"

RE: Training SA with postfix

At 02:45 PM 12/31/2004, Jason Gauthier wrote: Thanks for the tip. Due to my "newbie-ness" with these products I'm a little uncertain were to start. Amavis seems to build many rules, and interface with SA where it actually has options in it. Would I build this rule within amavis or SA? I'd do the

RE: Training SA with postfix

oint me to some documentation or example? I'm not sure where to even begin. Thanks, Jason > -Original Message- > From: Matt Kettler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Friday, December 31, 2004 9:31 AM > To: Jason Gauthier; users@spamassassin.apache.org > Subject: Re:

Re: Training SA with postfix

At 09:10 AM 12/31/2004 -0500, Jason Gauthier wrote: I'm trying to figure out if there is anyway I get incorporate sa-learn to learn ham based on what my people send through the box. This is a relay only server, which from my reading, kind of complicates things. My end goal, if possible, is to

Training SA with postfix

Title: Training SA with postfix Hey all,   I've just spend a good amount of time installing postfix, amavis-new, clamAV and  SA (with DCC, razor, pyzor) -- [All the "latest" versions] I'm trying to figure out if there is anyway I get incorporate sa-learn to learn