> I have a couple of spam mails that scored a 4.0 is there a way to tell SA
> that in the future this is spam? Can I use SA-learn or is that only for
> bayes type filtering or do I have to add it to a black list?
'sa-learn --spam' will train the Bayes AFAIK.
Train it, it will be very helpful. To get the missing 1 point, Bayes
even won't need to stamp it as 'high-quality' spam. As soon as you got
Bayes trained, that will catch all those 4.0 spam.
(Although I have not used SA for a long time, I really benefit from
Bayes dumping those little buggers...)
...guenther
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