On Mon, 13 Nov 2006 10:49:11 +0100, Cedric BUSCHINI <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hello List, > >I d just like to have a confirmation about how to use sa-learn. > >1 - create a directory containing spams (mails tagged as spam and mails not >tagged as spam but which are real spams) >2 - create a directory containing hams (mails not tagged as spam and which are >not spam at all and mails tagged as spam which aren't spams) >3 - run the sa-learn script on the spam dir with --spam option. >4 - run the sa-learn script on the ham dir with -- ham option. > >Thanks and sorry for that newbie question ... > Yep - that looks about right though you'll need to add the SA username you are training under (see below). I have a directory called /downloads/ham and another /downloads/spam I use Filezilla with sftp to drop any ham (or mislabeled spam) into the /ham dir and any spam or mislabeled ham into the /spam dir. In my /root directory I have 3 scripts ham, spam and hamspam (they are sat in the /root dir since that's the 1st stop when I login with PuTTY. It's then a case of running ./ham or ./spam or ./hamspam. The ham script contains... sa-learn --ham -u <mySAusername> /downloads/ham && rm -fv /downloads/ham/* The spam script contains... sa-learn --spam -u <mySAusername> /downloads/spam && rm -fv /downloads/spam/* The hamspam script contains.... sa-learn --ham -u <mySAusername> /downloads/ham && sa-learn --spam -u <mySAusername> /downloads/spam && rm -fv /downloads/ham/* && rm -fv /downloads/spam/* Between them they train in the ha/spam and clean up after themselves. HTH Nigel
