> >> Use bayes autolearning so that you don't have to bother to much.
> >> Also setup some aliases like [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED] where
> >> users
> >> can forward wrongly classified mail for you to reclassify. Don't try
> >> to use someone else's bayes db and don't use just your pe
Use bayes autolearning so that you don't have to bother to much.
Also setup some aliases like [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED] where users
can forward wrongly classified mail for you to reclassify. Don't try
to use someone else's bayes db and don't use just your personal email
sinc
Jay Lee wrote:
Mark Williams wrote:
I have just installed spamassassin v3.0.4 in a test environment (which
is a mirror of the live environment) and have a number of questions,
which I can not see within the manuals/support documentation.
Firstly, this is my configuration:
Server: Linux (RH9.0
Jay Lee wrote:
Mark Williams wrote:
I have just installed spamassassin v3.0.4 in a test environment (which
is a mirror of the live environment) and have a number of questions,
which I can not see within the manuals/support documentation.
Firstly, this is my configuration:
Server: Linux (RH9.0
Mark Williams wrote:
I have just installed spamassassin v3.0.4 in a test environment (which
is a mirror of the live environment) and have a number of questions,
which I can not see within the manuals/support documentation.
Firstly, this is my configuration:
Server: Linux (RH9.0), with spamassa
Mark Williams wrote:
Hi All (just joined, so please be gentle;-) ),
I have just installed spamassassin v3.0.4 in a test environment (which
is a mirror of the live environment) and have a number of questions,
which I can not see within the manuals/support documentation.
Firstly, this is my confi
Mark Williams wrote on Tue, 19 Jul 2005 08:32:11 +0100:
> (q1) Given that this is a site-wide installation, how do I get the
> requisite 200 e-mails (spam/ham) for spamassassin to work with?
Collect them from the mailboxes you are allowed to check. Maybe just your
own.
Where
> should I put t