On Monday, November 11 2013, John Hardin wrote: > It's a very good idea to retain your training corpora. It makes it a > lot easier to review if Bayes goes off the rails, and to wipe and > retrain from scratch if problems occur.
That's a good reason for keeping them around. >> Currently, in my .procmailrc, the first thing I do is scan for spam. >> However, as you have noticed, this scanning also covers mailing lists >> (and everything else). I think I will tweak my .procmailrc to do the SA >> scanning *after* I have filtered my mailing lists. > > That's not what Karsten was suggesting. If you get spam via that > mailing list you should complain to the list admin that they need to > do a better job of filtering their inbound. It is *also* what Karsten suggested, actually. >>>> :0fw: spamassassin.lock >>>> * < 256000 >>>> | spamc > > You might also want to up that size limit to about 512KB. Spams with > attachments can get larger than that and still be detected. I'm not receiving such large spams. I will change the size when it comes to it. Thanks, -- Sergio
