1. i know, i know ... RTFM :-) but hopefully someone can take a few minutes and save me several hours of RTFMing and testing? 2. reviewed the threads concerning bugs 2396: too many rules have been lowered and 2427: combined rules. latter bug/thread holds promise i think. 3. OK, I would like to use the ga to build a customized scoreset using a local ham/spam corpus. Need to generate this for ruleset 1 with rbl lookups disabled. Plan to use this for both rulesets 1 and 3 thus using bayes to fine tune the resulting scores in production usage. Site wide implementation with single bayes database. Basically giving up on users submitting spam/ham to be retrained and such. Community college campus with SA as frontend to exchange server. I know about public folders and imap retrieval, just do not know how to get them to use it! ;-) 4. Basically a quick howto using the ga to produce a custom ruleset/scoreset. input will be a local corpus of ham and spam, ruleset 1 is the desired output ruleset and will be dulpicated for ruleset 3. Also during the ga run i want to disable rbl-blacklists as well as DCC and any other network services. Could build ruleset 0 and use across the board i guess but some dns network tests i would like to have enabled such as no dns for from which should be working again, thanks verisign! 5. why disabled RBLs? Currently using a few via sendmail directly which is surprisingly effective. false positives have been quite low and not the problem i was expecting. Campus here has about 500 staff email accounts and i have only added three sites to sendmail's access list to bypass RBL rejecting over the past year or so. All three are minor organizations without strong IT staff to fix their broken mail servers ... and yes none of the three are unix/linux/bsd based.
thanx -Patrick Main- ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf _______________________________________________ Spamassassin-talk mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/spamassassin-talk
