Missing BAYES???

[Martin Hepworth]

Chris

I've been corrected by someone on the IRC channel, who states that if
the Bayes DB find no tokens that match it's DB then it will indeed have
nothing to say about the email and therefore not contribute to the
score. Sounds logical.

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Martin Hepworth
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Solid State Logic
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Chris Conn wrote:
>>
>> not in my experiance. the bayes system should tag all emails.
>>
>> I'd make sure MS is doing the re-sync of the bayes DB itself and an
>> outside cron isn't trying to do this...
>>
>> In MainScanner.conf its the rebuild bayes options you need to set
>> correctly and make sure it's set to wait while this happens as well.
>
>
> Hello,
>
> This is what I have:
>
> Rebuild Bayes Every = 259200
>
> Wait During Bayes Rebuild = yes
>
> Out of 4975 messages marked as possible spam today, only 4842 had
> BAYES_XXX scores attached, the rest having a bunch of spamassassin
> scores but no BAYES.
>
> Chris
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