I have enabled bayesian tests and sometimes a BAYES_xx shows up correctly in the tests="bla bla" field in the mail header. But not always. Shouldn't the bayesian test result always be listed here, eventually just as a BAYES_00?
Things worked perfectly on my old 2.6x installation but after upgrading to 3.0.2, things seems partially broken (3.0.3 does not currently exist in debian/sarge). What to do?
Another question: My bayes network is pretty well trained and is therefore also quite reliable. But currently a "tests='BAYES_99'" only produce a score=1.9. How can I increase the scores given for the BAYES rules? In which config file should I insert these score configuration statements?
Thanks
Bayes will only rate emails if they contain enough tokens that it has already seen, otherwise it will not provide a Bayes score.
You can raise the scores in either ~/.spamassassin/user_prefs or /etc/mail/spamassassin/local.cf
Kevin
