We are using spamassassin at the gateway level with exim. Is it a good
idea to use bayes as we don't know which is ham or spam - and the users
are unlikely to give us the feed back from different system. In that
case bayes learning ability will be compromised.
If bayes can be used how can I mo
Sujit Acharyya-Choudhury schrieb:
We are using spamassassin at the gateway level with exim. Is it a good
idea to use bayes as we don't know which is ham or spam - and the users
are unlikely to give us the feed back from different system. In that
case bayes learning ability will be compromised.
Sujit Acharyya-Choudhury wrote:
We are using spamassassin at the gateway level with exim. Is it a good
idea to use bayes as we don't know which is ham or spam - and the users
are unlikely to give us the feed back from different system. In that
case bayes learning ability will be compromised.
I
Andrew Donkin wrote:
So I tried to convert bayes_token to InnoDB to take advantage of its
row-level locking (this is advised by the developers but not reflected
in bayes_mysql.sql). After MySQL worked on that for a few days I
stopped it, dropped the database (innodb was very confused), and
recre
