Tom Kinghorn wrote:
>
>> Because it's marked as spam but it has less than "kill" score...
>> Peter
well scores and limits you could easily configure to your convenience in
local.cf or set the reject limit in your filter/milter
> Fair enough.
>
> Why not learn at spam / non-spam from the quarantined messages?
> If the messages are tagged as spam, they will be moved to quarantine.
>
> You can then grep through the spam files and search for a common
> string, eg score.
>
> e.g
> # cd /amavis/virusmails
> #
> # ls -la | grep "spam" | grep "Mar 8" | awk '{print $9}' | xargs
> zgrep -i "score="
>
>
wow 5 processes for each step ... that eventually gets your machine real
busy ...
at least join all this greps into one grep -e pattern -e pattern or
egrep "pattern1|pattern2"
but then when you have the score what do you do with it?
Hans
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