Just browsing through my bayes database and I see

debug: bayes token '8.11.6' => 0.0186046511627907

Presumably it has grabbed the 8.11.6 from our sendmail version which is in all message headers processed by our server ?

Which begs the question, why has bayes learnt that 8.11.6 is a ham indicator when it is present on EVERY message it ever sees on our system, ham or spam ? :) Shouldn't it gain an indeterminate score somewhere in the middle and thus not contribute to a bayes score ?

Regards,
Simon



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