I was using spamassassin in my organization and one user did not want to be included in spam filtering. The spam box is setup for multiple domains that are split between 2 machines. I setup this users email addresses in the global prefs to have ALL_SPAM_TO [EMAIL PROTECTED] I found out the way it does this is just by initially tagging that users email message as -100 points as soon as it is scanned and also getting auto-learned as a result because it is below the minimum ham score. Is there a bug fix for this? Worked great, however this user must receive the most Spam out of everyone, offsetting the overall auto-learning for everyone else. I had to turn off auto-learning because it began to learn all of his Spam messages as good mail. Now my quandary is I want auto-learning of some type at least just Spam, is there way to only auto-learn Spam but not auto-learn ham? I am having a hard time getting complete cooperation from everyone participating about submitting their ham/Spam to the public folder I setup in exchange. I am still getting pretty good accuracy but I would like to set my bayes score up, I changed the score from its default because all of the users mail who did not want to have his mail filtered at the server level was getting learned as good mail and basically rendering the solution ineffective for most other people in the organization.
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