On Thu, 2004-12-23 at 04:17, Michael Parker wrote: > On Wed, Dec 22, 2004 at 07:47:35PM +0000, Jeff Ramsey wrote: > > ssh $SERVER " > > echo ; echo 'Learning ham...' ; echo ; > > sa-learn --ham --showdots --mbox $TMPHDIR ; > > Ok > > > echo 'Unlearning bad ham...' ; echo ; > > sa-learn --ham --forget --showdots --mbox $TMPSDIR ; > > Ok, unless you consider the next line > > > echo 'Learning spam...' ; echo ; > > sa-learn --spam --showdots --mbox $TMPSDIR ; > > Ok, but really if you are gonna do this then you don't need the > --forget, bayes will do the right thing.
I removed the unlearn line. I was not sure if bayes would do the right thing. > > > echo 'Removing spam senders from AWL...' ; echo ; > > spamassassin -R --mbox $TMPSDIR" > > You realize that AWL also serves as a blacklist right? I guess you > could remove it all, but I wouldn't recommend it. Granted, it is > possible that if you're talking about mail that passed as ham, then > the address might have a positive AWL score that you don't really > want. If anything here, I would call --add-addr-to-blacklist to give > them 100 points in AWL. The only problem that I see with doing the '--add-addr-to-blacklist' is that it would 'blacklist' my email address as well. spamassassin -R --mbox reads the addresses in the header as well as any that are in the body. Is there a way that I can add the senders to blacklist, and not myself in the process? -- Jeff Ramsey MIS Administrator Tubafor Mill, Inc.
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