Sounds like you didn't kill spamd first.
this is my top:
7091 root 9 0 20092 1096 1096 S 0.0 0.1 0:01.17 spamd
7303 backuppc 8 0 5468 3364 1124 S 0.0 0.3 1:02.43 BackupPC
7315 backuppc 9 0 3032 1536 1100 S 0.0 0.1 0:07.87 BackupPC_trashC
7428 root 9 0 38596
Markus Braun wrote:
>
>> Also be careful with bayes_file_mode.. you want 7's here not 6's like
>> you might think. This is really not a mode, but a mask, and it is
>> sometimes used in directory creation.
>> bayes_file_mode 0777
>>
> hello again,
>
> so i make a cronjob the spamassassin is lear
Also be careful with bayes_file_mode.. you want 7's here not 6's like
you might think. This is really not a mode, but a mask, and it is
sometimes used in directory creation.
bayes_file_mode 0777
hello again,
so i make a cronjob the spamassassin is learning the spams from the spam
folder
header L_S_SW_LOWPRSubject =~/\bS[o0]ftw[a4]r[e3] At L[o0]w
Pr[i1]c[e3]s?\b/i
You have a spurious line wrap above. Join it to the end of the line
above so that it will have the "w" followed by the "Pr[". That will
help. ALWAYS run "SpamAssassin --lint" when you make a change like that
and
Markus Braun wrote:
>> It looks OK, except the file for some reason has HTML tags in it.. The
>> real file must not have HTML in it.
> Which HTML Tags do you mean in the rule.cf?
Nevermind.. it was an artifact of the tool I used to view the file and
the mime type your client chose for the attachme
From: "Markus Braun" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>You can drop these into a .cf file in your site-config directory
(/etc/mail/spamassassin/ for most people):
header L_S_ULT_PHARMSubject =~/\bThe Ultimate Online Pharmaceutical\b/i
score L_S_ULT_PHARM 3.0
describe L_S_ULT_PHARM spam from the ul
It looks OK, except the file for some reason has HTML tags in it.. The
real file must not have HTML in it.
Which HTML Tags do you mean in the rule.cf?
header L_S_ULT_PHARMSubject =~/\bThe Ultimate Online Pharmaceutical\b/i
score L_S_ULT_PHARM 3.0
describe L_S_ULT_PHARM spam from the ult
Markus Braun wrote:
>> You can drop these into a .cf file in your site-config directory
>> (/etc/mail/spamassassin/ for most people):
>>
>> header L_S_ULT_PHARMSubject =~/\bThe Ultimate Online
>> Pharmaceutical\b/i
>> score L_S_ULT_PHARM 3.0
>> describe L_S_ULT_PHARM spam from the ultimate
You can drop these into a .cf file in your site-config directory
(/etc/mail/spamassassin/ for most people):
header L_S_ULT_PHARMSubject =~/\bThe Ultimate Online Pharmaceutical\b/i
score L_S_ULT_PHARM 3.0
describe L_S_ULT_PHARM spam from the ultimate online pharmacy
header L_S_SW_LOWPR
Are you sure your sa-learning was done as the correct user?
What user did you use? (root? nobody? The message recipient?)
I logged in as root.
I type sa-learn -spam and then the name of the email file.
Do you use spamd?
yes spamd is loaded.
Do you normally pass a -u parameter to either spamd
Markus Braun wrote:
> Hello again,
>
> sorry but iI have still the problem , that i dont understand the spam
> bayes function.
> I have SA-learn about 50 emails they are spam. But always the same
> header as spam comes as ham into my mailbox.
Are you sure your sa-learning was done as the correct
Hello again,
sorry but iI have still the problem , that i dont understand the spam bayes
function.
I have SA-learn about 50 emails they are spam. But always the same header as
spam comes as ham into my mailbox.
e.g.:
The Ultimate Online Pharmaceutical
Software
Software At Low Pr1ce
How can
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