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Running sa-learn on contents of spam quarantine?
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Rich Wales
May 30, 2013, 4:22:20 PM5/30/13
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Is there a reasonable way to run sa-learn on the e-mail messages
contained in the Amavis quarantine database (to make sure they are
all being recognized as spam)?
Rich Wales
Palo Alto, CA, USA
ri...@richw.org
contained in the Amavis quarantine database (to make sure they are
all being recognized as spam)?
Rich Wales
Palo Alto, CA, USA
ri...@richw.org
Rich Wales
May 30, 2013, 9:32:49 PM5/30/13
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Following up on my earlier question:
> Is there a reasonable way to run sa-learn on the e-mail messages
> contained in the Amavis quarantine database (to make sure they are
> all being recognized as spam)?
Or, alternatively, is there a way to make Amavis run sa-learn on each
new message at the time it is added to the quarantine?
> Is there a reasonable way to run sa-learn on the e-mail messages
> contained in the Amavis quarantine database (to make sure they are
> all being recognized as spam)?
new message at the time it is added to the quarantine?
Rich Wales
May 31, 2013, 1:34:12 PM5/31/13
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> Why not run SA autolearn?
Patrik is absolutely right -- and I already have "bayes_auto_learn 1"
in my SpamAssassin configuration -- so my quarantined mail has been
auto-learned as spam all along.
Problem solved, then. Thanks for the quick reply.
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