LuKreme wrote:
I sued to have a setup where IMAP users could put mail into either
SPAM or Junk mailboxes to have it auto trained and then I had a
script that stepped through and did the training, and it also
processed non-new mail in the inbox as ham.
On 04.03.12 07:55, xTrade Assessory wrote:
what do you think of something less complex?
you need but probably have autolearn enabled
I guess you mean "you probably need autolearn enabled".
One of autolearn' problems is, that if it starts misfiring, it will
misfire more and more...
The manual part is what is needed to prevent this - mostly the
incorrectly classified mail needs to be learned.
I offer the users a mailbox where they can drop/move any message they
think is spam, what obviously not was processed by spamassasin and
classified as such
i my case the folder's name is X-SPAM
this extra folder is necessary because what is in SPAM already is
supposed to be SPAM
correct.
I don't now if it is a good idea running sa-learn n new msgs without
knowing what it is
It surely is not, however re-learning those as spam will fix that.
Also, chose well your users, that they do not throw everything into this
forlder
then you run a script from cron once a day like this
###
#!/bin/sh
folders=`/usr/bin/find /home/ -maxdepth=2 -type f -name X-Spam -print`
for folder in $folders; do
/usr/local/bin/sa-learn --spam --mbox $folder
done
I think it would be wise to move messages away after learning.
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