Mike Woods wrote: > > Why not simply turn off autolearning? Then you can feed everything > > to sa-learn and not worry about it. > > Feeding everything through sa-learn again and again would take huge > amounts of time, if i take the spam folders of me and one of the > directors there are over 100,000 messages so learning them just the > once seems to make some sense to me :D
Why would you feed things through again and again? My point was that if you turn off auto-learning, you have complete control over what is learned. You don't have to figure out what has and has not already been learned. Just filter everything into directories for ham and spam learning and feed the entire directory to sa-learn. Once you have learned the messages, you can either delete them, or move them to an archive directory. Using this method, nothing is ever learned twice. Also, (if you do your sorting properly) nothing is ever learned incorrectly. -- Bowie
