Clay Davis wrote: > How do I dump my Bayes db so I can see what the tokes are scored at?
sa-learn --dump However, if you use SA 3.0.0 or higher you won't be able to actually read the tokens. They are stored in SHA hash form, and cannot be reversed back into the original text. The hashing provides speed benefits (fixed size records) and privacy benefits (nobody can snoop your bayes DB and try to figure out what you've been talking about). If you have a specific message and you want to see what it's tokens score at, you can run the message through spamassassin -D. The debug output will show you the tokens in plain text form (since it has the message) and what score they got.