Sa-learn tricks
Dirk Enrique Seiffert - CaribeNet
ds at CARIBENET.COM
Mon Oct 18 18:30:53 IST 2004
I move all Spam that didn't get caught into an ima folder called SPAM_Learn
every night I run a cronscript:
sa-learn --spam --mbox /home/username/INBOX.SPAM_Learn --rebuild
On Monday 18 October 2004 09:04, you wrote:
> Although this is a bit of topic I was hoping someone here might have a
> answer. I want to send spam not caught by mailscanner back to the server
> for sa-learn to learn the spam. The question is "does sa-learn learn the
> content of the spam or the headers also?". My concern is that all the
> headers will have my info since I am forwarding it and I don't want
> sa-learn to think I am a spammer.
>
> Also has anyone noticed that the Outlook junk filter catch's almost all the
> spam that makes it through. I think it uses keywords which is pretty weak
> but makes it easier for me to set a rule that forwards anything that hits
> that folder to go back to the server.
>
> SKP
>
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