William L. Thomson Jr. wrote:
> On Fri, 2007-11-16 at 13:33 -0500, Micheal Espinola Jr wrote:
>   
>> William L. Thomson Jr. wrote:
>>     
>>> 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.
>>>       
>> Instead of fighting that battle with Bayesian, I would suggest that
>> you utilize other features such as noProcessingDomains to ignore
>> pseudo-spammy (yet OK) messages entirely.
>>     
>
> As I shed a tear. I am trying hard man! I am using other features, but
> they aren't working to well for me :( If they were my Bayesian spam
> would go down as it has before.
>
> It was cut by like 2/3's or 3/4's when I upgraded to 1.2.x. Thanks to
> the newer features, delaying, pb, smtp connnection limiting. Some of the
> other newer ones in 1.3.x I have activated are helping. But self
> defeated by other bugs :(.
Suggestion:  move your existing assp to a temp folder and perform a 
fresh install.  Copy back your corpus.  Then, using your previous config 
as a reference, reset your network settings to work properly.  Identify 
which parameters were using external files and copy those over as well.  
Do a rebuildspamdb - and then see what happens.  I solved a number of 
problems myself by doing this.

-- 
Daniel

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