On 11/5/2008, Marko Weber ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > even mails that are marked by sapmassassin , dspam marks them as "innocent".
How big is your spam/ham corpus? You do realize DSPAM requires a considerable amount of 'training' - meaning, a LOT of ham/spam in the corpus - before it starts to show its effectiveness? ASSP may be a better fit if you want out of the box effectiveness, but it doesn't have individual quarantines, etc... -- Best regards, Charles
