Thanks for the suggestions. I was able after all to get spamassassin
to work by loading the relevant rules. I actually loaded the default
rule set and then removed all then NN_XXX.cf files except
10_default_prefs and 23_bayes. I also added the following line:
add_header all Bayes "_BAYES_"
so
On Sun, Oct 23, 2011 at 06:35:02PM -0400, Marios Titas wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I was recently given a list of 10,000 posts from an internet forum.
> Out of those, 9,000 had been aproved by the site's moderators and the
> remaining were rejected. I was wondering if I could use this data set
> to play
On 10/23, Marios Titas wrote:
> my $spamassassin=Mail::SpamAssassin->new({
> require_rules => 1,
I have no experience using SA this way. I'd start with trying to get it to
work with the default configuration, from the command line, not through
this API.
> rules_filename
Hi all,
I was recently given a list of 10,000 posts from an internet forum.
Out of those, 9,000 had been aproved by the site's moderators and the
remaining were rejected. I was wondering if I could use this data set
to play with Bayesian filtering in spamassassin. I tried the
following: I converte
