Rationale of bumping bayes scores

[Julian Field]

Ben Tisdall wrote:
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> Hi,
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> what's the thinking behind the bumping up/down of SA scores for bayes
> rules in the default config? We've got spam that's tripping dcc, razor
> etc but being allowed due to bayes_00 subtracting 15 points.
Since when did bayes_00 score -15? I thought it was about -2.6.
What version of SpamAssassin are you running? Are you running sa-update 
every night?

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> I'm guessing I'll be told to fix our bayes db :)
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> Best regards,
>
> Ben.
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> Ben Tisdall
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Jules

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