> I was wondering if it could be possible to get sa-learn to just look at
the message text
> and ignore all header information when I feed it with messages from
exchange (since exchange screws everything up).
> That way all users on the exchange-system could just forward their emails
to a spambox or a public folder which sa-
> learn then learns from (through imap or whatever).
> Shouldn't that be better than nothing? Or is it a bad idea?
> I know I would loose valuable header information for bayes, but as it is
now I'm not able to feed bayes at all from
> outlook..
I am using Exchange and public folders to train my bayes filters. We have 2
public folders - HAM and SPAM. People would move/copy (not forward, just
drag-and-drop in Outlook) uncaught SPAM to SPAM folder and mislabeled ham to
HAM folder. Then I use fetchmail to get messages and train bayes. Works
pretty well for me.
Exchange does not "screw up" headers any more than other mail servers. It
just adds one more "Received" - just like any mail server would. Outlook -
not Exchange - removes all of the original headers when you replying or
forwarding an E-mail message.
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