Hey all,
Recently my domain came under 'Spam attack' as my users are calling it, we have been flooded with hundreds of Spam messages. :( So over the last week I have been setting up SA (3.1.3) along with Amavis, ClamAV, postfix and dovecot. Just out of the box we have noticed a huge drop in Spam but I do have a couple of questions that I have not been able to find good answers to yet.
First, I am using all the default SA settings, including those for autolearning. I have all incoming mail that is tagged as Spam delivered to a "CaughtSpam" IMAP box for each user. I also have a pretty nice little script I tossed together to sa-learn from a "IsSpam" folder that the users put Spam that is missed into. It also learns ham from a folder called "IsNotSpam" for when a message is marked as Spam but is not.
Should I also have sa-learn from the "CaughtSpam" folder? I have read some places that say yes, and some that say no.
Second question. It is easy to tell a user (and some of mine are non-tech folks) to put Spam in the "IsSpam" folder, but there isn't a way to really tell them that they need to put HAM in a certain folder, they just don't understand it. So my second question is how are people feeding sa-learn good HAM? I was toying with the idea of feeding in peoples "Sent" folders along with all messages from their "INBOX" and "Trash" that were marked as read (I can pull these out using mboxgrep). This would also give me a larger sample of HAM them Spam which I understand is a good thing. Can anyone poke holes in my logic on this, or point out a better source for me to scrape HAM to feed sa-learn?
Many thanks in advance for any help. :)
- J
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