https://issues.apache.org/SpamAssassin/show_bug.cgi?id=7127
--- Comment #31 from Reindl Harald <[email protected]> --- > It's unhelpful to write bug reports in terms of what > you're assuming rather than what you're actually seeing read the initial report again * i saw *repeatly* whole message parts in bayes_seen * i saw that over months independent how often rebuild * that is now gone as well as all samples are trained > BTW one thing that bothered me about your script is that it > assumes that "sa-learn --clear" always works correctly - > even on a corrupted database. There's no check that > the bayes_* files have been removed. I would have had > it remove the directory and do a "mkdir || exit" - just > to be sure. besides that i would expect such a command to be trustable and just deletes the files independent what they contain they hardly exist because after the training they are *moved* away to the .spamassassin-folder mv -f "$BAYES_TEMP/bayes_seen" "$SA_MILTER_HOME/.spamassassin/" mv -f "$BAYES_TEMP/bayes_toks" "$SA_MILTER_HOME/.spamassassin/" -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
