John Davis wrote: > I am trying to train spamassassin using spam and ham I've collected. My > problem is the sa-learn script is using too many resources on the server > (my spam folder had ~1000 messages). > > Is there a way I can run sa-learn on my PC and then merge the results with > the server? >
Longer answer than before: No, you cannot run sa-learn on one machine, then later merge the results onto your server. HOWEVER, you if you are running SpamAssassin 3.1.0 or higher, and you've started spamd with --allow-tell, you can use spamc -L on your PC and have it feed to your server's spamd. This might lighten your overhead a little bit, because it's not going to have to invoke a new perl instance, but the grunt-work of analyzing for tokens and placing them into the bayes db is still going to happen on the server side within spamd.
