I have some questions about the how the Bayesian filter chooses the numbers for spam file names. The numbers it uses in a given day are all over the place. That is fine, and I really don't care.
What I care about is that sometimes on the same day a spam email arrives, it overwrites another received that same day. Or the file no longer exists between say midnight and like 8AM. When I look around I can see spam emails that arrived days ago, some months ago. So while I can't say it seems to follow numeric order. It doesn't seem to follow date order either. Short of reviewing code, I am looking for some info on how the Bayesian filter chooses file name numbers. Also which emails/numbers it would remove/recycle. On a related side note. Should one ever replace, start over, etc with the bayesian database? Not saying I will clean out the emails stored in folders. But I have a 3+ year old Bayesian database. Just curious if there are any draw backs to the Bayesian db over time. Thanks -- William L. Thomson Jr. Gentoo/Java
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