On Fri, 2007-11-16 at 13:00 -0500, Micheal Espinola Jr wrote: > William L. Thomson Jr. wrote: > > Hmm, then I have been doing something bad for YEARS ( >3 ) now. I have > > manually moved files around the corpus dirs since day one of running > > ASSP. Now granted I know it's better to report to the email interface. > > This is stuff that never made it to anyones in box. > > Its not the end of the world - but I at least hope you have been moving > them to the appropriate "errors" directory, and not straight into the > primary corpus folder.
Yeah I made that mistake in the first month or so. But that was years ago. Since then I learned my lesson and move them to errors/notspam or etc. But mostly that one. > If not, again not the end of the world, but it > just makes Bayesian training take that much longer. Yeah I saw that first hand. Moving to errors is usually pretty effective. With the exception as of lately, 1.3.3.8. But I believe that version has some issues or bugs wrt to Bayesian logic and etc. Seems I am having to put more copies in errors/notspam than before. And even then, it's still now allowing subsequent ones through. Like some damn bizjournals.com mailings. But according to the mail analyzer, it's due to their excessive use of - or etc. They surround entries/news articles with a line of those above and beyond. Seems to be the reason those get rejected. But I have moved > 50 to errors/notspam. And still they keep getting rejected as Bayesian spam. That being said it was VERY effective against bogus eBay and PayPal emails. Which one of my clients does a decent amount of volume there. Over time with training. ASSP allows legit eBay and PayPal emails through to certain addresses. Then all the bogus ones to other email address get rejected :) That didn't take very long, but I believe was a few weeks, or 1 month, training time. -- William L. Thomson Jr. Gentoo/Java
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