Once more, this time no html, sorry: does "is.definitely.spam"
yield SA training?
Matt Kettler
mkettler at evi-inc.com
Mon Mar 24 18:35:46 GMT 2008
Julian Field wrote:
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> Furnish, Trever G wrote:
>> Was a bit surprised no one replied to this one the first time (March
>> 7th), but then I realized I'd sent it in html. Sorry. :-/ Must have
>> been a bad week.
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>> If a message is marked as spam thanks to being caught by an "Is
>> Definitely Spam" rule, does that message get passed to spamassassin for
>> training Bayes?
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> Not unless you choose to Always Include SpamAssassin Report. Otherwise
> it's mostly a waste of cycles.
And even then, it won't result in training unless it happens to meet SA's
autolearning criteria.. Correct?
i.e.: "Is Definitely Spam" won't actually change anything about the call to
SpamAssassin, but may leave SA entirely out if "Always Include SpamAsasssin
Report" is disabled (which it is the default).
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