Re: SA-learn is it a problem

2009-08-31 Thread Duane Hill
On Mon, 31 Aug 2009, Duane Hill wrote: On Mon, 31 Aug 2009, Ben Whyte wrote: Based on what you've told me so far, it is not. It is pointing to /home/.spamassassin/ What's the exact bayes_path statement you used, and what file is it in? (please post the exact one.. bayes_path is a VERY tricky

Re: SA-learn is it a problem

2009-08-31 Thread Duane Hill
On Mon, 31 Aug 2009, Ben Whyte wrote: Based on what you've told me so far, it is not. It is pointing to /home/.spamassassin/ What's the exact bayes_path statement you used, and what file is it in? (please post the exact one.. bayes_path is a VERY tricky option to use, because it requires more

Re: SA-learn is it a problem

2009-08-31 Thread Ben Whyte
Based on what you've told me so far, it is not. It is pointing to /home/.spamassassin/ What's the exact bayes_path statement you used, and what file is it in? (please post the exact one.. bayes_path is a VERY tricky option to use, because it requires more than just a path.) bayes_path

Re: SA-learn is it a problem

2009-08-31 Thread Nuno Fernandes
On Monday 31 August 2009 17:08:10 Savoy, Jim wrote: > >Ben wrote: > > > >Whenever I run sa-learn it claims to learn from every message > > regardless of > whether its being run immediately after being run on the same folder. > > > This was happening to me as well, but I was not running sa-learn fro

RE: SA-learn is it a problem

2009-08-31 Thread Savoy, Jim
>Ben wrote: >Whenever I run sa-learn it claims to learn from every message regardless of whether its being run immediately after being run on the same folder. This was happening to me as well, but I was not running sa-learn from the correct account. SpamAssassin was installed by user "exim, so t

Re: SA-learn is it a problem

2009-08-31 Thread Matt Kettler
Ben Whyte wrote: > >> Erm. Did someone mess with the bayes_path setting in your configuration? >> >> Also, are you running SA as a user whose home directory is just /home >> (ie: the user named "nobody") >> >> >> >> >> >> > The bayes config is pointing to /home/spamd Based on what you've told m

Re: SA-learn is it a problem

2009-08-30 Thread Matt Kettler
Ben Whyte wrote: > >> By default: >> >> ~/.spamassassin/bayes_seen >> >> >> (ie: inside the .spamassassin subdierctory of your home directory) >> >> > I found it I assume. Its in /home/.spamassassin/spamassassin_seen > > .spamassassin_seen is not getting updated > > .spamassasin_toks is gettin

Re: SA-learn is it a problem

2009-08-30 Thread Ben Whyte
By default: ~/.spamassassin/bayes_seen (ie: inside the .spamassassin subdierctory of your home directory) I found it I assume. Its in /home/.spamassassin/spamassassin_seen .spamassassin_seen is not getting updated .spamassasin_toks is getting updated Ben

Re: SA-learn is it a problem

2009-08-30 Thread Ben Whyte
On 30/08/2009 20:30, Matt Kettler wrote: peperami97 wrote: Hi Whenever I run sa-learn it claims to learn from every message regardless of whether its being run immediately after being run on the same folder. Is this normal or is this a problem ? That would seem to be a problem. It

Re: SA-learn is it a problem

2009-08-30 Thread Matt Kettler
peperami97 wrote: > Hi > > Whenever I run sa-learn it claims to learn from every message regardless of > whether its being run immediately after being run on the same folder. > > Is this normal or is this a problem ? > That would seem to be a problem. It shouldn't relearn from the same message..