On 10/01/2014 06:39 PM, Jason Haar wrote:
Hi there
We're using SA-3.4.0 with REDIS for bayes and until now what I've
normally seen is that if a piece of spam got through and got (say)
BAYES_00, then I could throw it back in via "spamc -L spam" and
immediately see it jump up to BAYES_50
Well today I threw in such an email, "spamc -L spam" returned it was
learnt and re-running it returns "message was already un/learned", but
running it through "spamc" still returns BAYES_00 - no sign that Bayes
has altered the score!
Why didn't the score change when explicitly told it was spam? Is that a
"statistics thing", or has something gone wrong with my Bayes?
have you tried "-L forget" before "-L spam" ?
sa-learn --dump magic before and after learning show show a difference...
