Ryan Ferguson wrote to [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I have auto learning turned on for the Bayes database and for Spam it is learning just fine. I have this set to 12. For Ham, it is not learning a thing. I have this set to -2. I have had emails with a score of -15 go through the system and it still did not learn them.
I took a rule and made it a score of -15, sent an email through the system and it did learn that one. Just does not seem to be auto learning anything else.
Keep in mind that autolearn will ignore any rules with
tflags RULE noautolearn
Which, notably, includes the Bayes rules... so if Bayes is the only significant negative-scoring rule you have, the message isn't going to be autolearned. This is why your -15 rule resulted in autolearning, but, for example, BAYES_00's -4.9 will not.
The best solution to this is to create some local ham rules that assign negative points to emails.... or increase your ham autolearn threshold so that if no spammy signs are detected, it'll autolearn. Personally, I'd do a little bit of both. :-)
And, of course, you still have the option (and the recommendation) to manually feed Bayes with anything that hasn't been autolearned.
- Ryan
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