SV: learning spam

[Peter Russell]

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You have to have a copy of the clean mail to mark it in your bayes DB as 
  ham/spam. To make sure you have the emails to do this with you could 
to quarantine all mail. Or maybe use archiving to grab mail from one or 
two users, or use the Non Spam Actions: deliver store (or forward to 
local) or something.





Jan Agermose wrote:
> But if I where to quarantine all mail no mail would be delivered until i release the mail? That's not really an option then?
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> Fra: MailScanner mailing list [mailto:MAILSCANNER at JISCMAIL.AC.UK] På vegne af Kai Schaetzl
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> Emne: Re: learning spam
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> Jan Agermose wrote on         Sun, 3 Jul 2005 05:46:40 -0500:
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>>More relevant - how can I mark "clean" 
>>messages as spam?
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> You mean ham? You have to quarantine *all* messages, then you can learn 
> *all* messages as ham or spam.
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> Kai
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