Matt Kettler wrote:
200 of each. The choice of 200 is slightly arbitrary, but the basic gist
is that SA can't effectively use bayes until it's seen a reasonable
sample of both kinds of email.

In the extreme, if you tried to use bayes after you gave it 200 spams
and 0 ham messages, everything would look like it had a 100% chance of
being spam, since there would be no ham tokens at all.

Thanks. I guess false positives will be tagged SPAM and not be automatically deleted?


rewrite_header Subject [SPAM]
report_safe 0
use_bayes 1
auto_learn 1

Regards,
Norman Zhang

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