On Wed, 2 Jul 2014, Steve Bergman wrote:
On 07/01/2014 11:14 PM, John Hardin wrote:
Autolearn trains the bayes database. The bayes data is stored wherever
you configured it to be stored, in a DBM database or SQL or redis, and
it's per-user if you configure per-user Bayes databases and scan emails
using different usernames (vs. a global user like root or amavis).
That is interesting. How sure are you of this? Because if you're pretty sure,
it's a piece of information I've been keen to confirm for a while.
The bayes database is the only thing in SA that can be trained. (I'm
excluding submission of the message to pyzor et. al. because that's
obviously not local.)
Odd, though, that before I set up .forward to train incoming mails as ham and
disabled autolearn, no nhams were showing up in "sa-learn --dump magic" for
the individual users. Just nspams.
That is rather odd. Very-low-scoring hams should be autolearned as ham
unless the default thresholds have been changed.
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