Hello,
The 'stored tokens' are the last 5 bytes of the SHA1 hashed 'real token'.
There is no (effective) way to decode the stored versions to their original
format.
But you can verify that a given token does exists in the database (tkate the
last 5 bytes of the SHA1 hashed token...).
Cheers,
Peter Sabaini írta:
Hi,
I'd like to verify the tokens Bayes uses to classify; consulting man sa-learn
leads me to believe that "sa-learn --dump" or
alternatively "sa-learn --backup" should do just that.
However the output consists of lines which look like
t 3 28 1219966305 73e5bd1906
t 23 12 1223400311 672bc0c09a
t 20 92 1222528949 ef7de3e221
Is this encoded in some way? Is my Bayes' classifier mis-configured /
mis-tuned?
Oh, this is with SpamAssassin version 3.2.5
TIA,
peter.
