--On 10-10-03 6:47 pm +0100 Alan J Fitton wrote:
All the ways to use sa-learn I've seen only appear to be relevant when
mail is scanned as the user who is receiving it, ie. with procmail.
I'm using a milter (mail filter) in sendmail for site wide scanning, which
works very well. I would like for ea
--On 10-10-03 6:47 pm +0100 Alan J Fitton wrote:
All the ways to use sa-learn I've seen only appear to be relevant when
mail is scanned as the user who is receiving it, ie. with procmail.
I'm using a milter (mail filter) in sendmail for site wide scanning, which
works very well. I would like for ea
--On 09/15/03 18:23:46 -0400 Michael W. Cocke wrote:
If anyone using AOL needs to hear from me, I'll tell them to complain
to whatever AOL genius decided that this would be a good anti-spam
measure.
Please note - Due to the intense volume of spam, we have
installed site-wide spam filters at cather
Has anyone written a script that run sa-learn through an IMAP folder?
Yes. Try this one:
$ cat trainbayes
# !/bin/bash
sa-learn --no-rebuild --ham --dir /home/mail/amavis/maildir/.ham/cur/
sa-learn --no-rebuild --spam --dir /home/mail/amavis/maildir/.spam/cur/
sa-learn --rebuild
If the IMAP serve
