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jdow wrote:
| From: "Craig McLean" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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|>Johnson, S wrote:
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|>>
|>>I'm looking at creating an email address to capture spam and only be
|>>used for spam. Since I can be guaranteed that all email I received to
|>>this address is spam, is there a way to weigh this higher in the
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| sa-learn?
|
|>Spam is spam, and ham is ham. AFAIUnderstand that's all there is to it.
|>I have a spam-trap account which I've "advertised" on just about all the
|>crappy pages I can think of, and simply "sa-learn --spam" the whole inbox
|>every 3 hours.
|>I do the ham learning manually on my personal inbox once it's been checked
|>for suspect meat product, or let SA autolearn it.
|>
|>Spam-traps are useful for many reasons, one of which is to see what might
|>be getting through. It's one of the compelling reasons that clamav is now
|>installed here, and why I have a bundle of local rules...
|>
|>Kind Regards,
|>Craig.
|
|
| One also needs guaranteed ham for proper training. I hope he doesn't
| think all he needs to feed salearn is spam.
|
| {^_^}
|
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jdow,
See above where I said:
"I do the ham learning manually on my personal inbox once it's been
checked for suspect meat product, or let SA autolearn it."
Kind Regards,
Craig.
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