'd would much rather wait until the production release of 3.1 -- and can live
without
bayes for a while -- than running a RC in production.
Andre Nicholson
Running PostgreSQL 8.0.3 for bayes. SpamAssassin version 3.0.4, running on Perl
version
5.8.0.
Thanks
Andre Nicholson
UMPossible UK Geocities spam site
score GEOCITIES_NUM5.0
This works for me and I have yet to see any FP. Also, these type of
messages for me usually will land BAYES_99 and a few DNS_FROM_RFC_*
rules which help bring up the score.
Andre Nicholson
> Daniel Quinlan wrote:
>> I don't expect the translations to be usable without editing, but I
>> suspect that editing will be faster than writing from scratch. Some are
>> directly usable. Some are not.
>
> OK, I hadn't realised this was simply intended as help for human
> tran
>> The problem is, it seems that sa-learn is ignoring the -u / --user= flag.
>
> Of course it's ignoring it. There is no -u flag in sa-learn. ONLY spamc
> and spamd accept that flag.
>
> sa-learn uses the userid of the user that calls it. Period.
>From TFM:
-u username,
> I'd like to see the scores each rule is contributing in the headers in
> X-Spam-Status,
> and I'd like to do it site wide, so I've added a line to local.cf:
>
> add_header all Status_YESNO hits=_HITS_ required=_REQD_ tests=_TESTSSCORES_
> autolearn=_AUTOLEARN_
>
> But all I
John Owens wrote:
I'd like to send as original a message as I can to
SpamCop and other places since they don't like
munged reports. Currently I'm doing this manually,
which is annoying. I note that sa-learn knows how
to remove all SA-specific annotations from a message
(unwraps MIME, removes head
> I'd like to run
> sa-learn --ham *
> on a bunch of folders. But each of these folders has 3 files in them that I
> believe Cyrus uses for indexing - cyrus.header, cyrus.index, cyrus.cache.
> How do I exclude those files from being learned? Or don't I have to worry
> about them?
