I have a custom spam corpus that I am trying to run rules against to test
their effectiveness however mass-check will only scan a few ( 5 ) messages
of the spam and usually only 1 or 2 of the ham messages. Any clues? Roughly
a week of googling and I can't find anyone with this exact problem.
On Sun, Aug 10, 2008 at 12:16:38PM -0700, RN-Chris wrote:
I have a custom spam corpus that I am trying to run rules against to test
their effectiveness however mass-check will only scan a few ( 5 ) messages
of the spam and usually only 1 or 2 of the ham messages. Any clues? Roughly
a week of
I made a small bash wrapper script so I could set it up to scan a few
different corpora but this is what it is executing. I specified the --all
switch so large messages should not be an issue.
In the two respective corpus directories (ham | spam) emails are just
dumped in there. I looked at
if ham and spam are directories containing mboxes, you might be better
off with this:
$WORKINGDIR/mass-check --progress --all --showdots \
ham:mbox:/var/home/c/h/chris/spamcorpus/custom/ham/* \
spam:mbox:/var/home/c/h/chris/spamcorpus/custom/spam/*
I usually use ham:detect:/path/to/dir and
I added /* to the end of the dir paths but that didn't change anything. The
mails do have a somewhat weird naming convention. They were used on imap so
a sample filename would be something like this.
1214839027.5368_1.servername:2,
However it was a problem with it scanning that type of filename
On 10/08/2008 4:11 PM, RN-Chris wrote:
In the two respective corpus directories (ham | spam) emails are just
dumped in there.
$WORKINGDIR/mass-check --progress --all --showdots \
ham:mbox:/var/home/c/h/chris/spamcorpus/custom/ham \
I am trying to debug my trust path problem with this simplified
message:
http://pastebin.com/m48bf6057
Basically the headers I am looking at are:
Received: from [199.232.76.173] (port=52195 helo=monty-python.gnu.org)
by lists.gnu.org with esmtp (Exim 4.43) id 1KSITK-0001ms-HD
Thank you! I'm grateful for all the responses.
I appreciate people's efforts with the question of filtering the spam
messages into a separate file from RMAIL with SpamAssassin in Emacs
I'm looking for any outlying possibility of existing Emacs commands or
Emacs command macros that might go
Don Saklad wrote:
Thank you! I'm grateful for all the responses.
Dude, seriously... this is the 9th or 10th time you've asked this SAME
question, and at least a few times you've been told to ask on a RMAIL or
EMACS group.
Ask in a EMACS or RMAIL group.
Date: Fri, 02 Jan 2004 01:54:10
