On Thu, Jun 12, 2003 at 01:37:01PM +0100, Adam T. Bowen wrote: > Hi, > > I have created a mail box for users to bounce spam, that has > slipped through SpamAssassins net, to. I want to manually sort through > this box and feed the proper spam to the Bayes classifier. The problem is > that when the mail is bounced (and forwarded because sometimes people just > don't listen) the headers change. I am worried about some of the headers > that are added being used as a 'short-cut' by the Bayesian classifier. > So the question is, what headers are included or excluded from the > Bayesian process? I would imagine having a spam mailbox for people to > bounce to is quite a common way of collecting food, for the Bayesian > monster. What precautions are taken by others? A chair and whip?
You could use the bayes_ignore_header option to ignore headers you don't want to be considered by bayes. There are a bunch ignored by default too. -- Duncan Findlay
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