On 22.04.2012 20:30, Steve Fatula wrote:
I should also note that during dspam_train runs, it was sprinkled with
"BROKEN RESULT" messages instead of pass or fail. Not many of them,
but, some.
I have them too when training with external data. Usually it's messages
that have no mail body. I found some special cases where using more
sophisticated tokenizers can lead to this 'broken result' if there are
not enough elements to tokenize.
Looking at the newgroup history, I really did not find a good
explantion for these. Does anyone know what they mean, with MySQL backend?
A broken result is usually where the message is not classified as one of
the known classes (aka: result is not ... whitelisted, blacklisted,
blocklisted, virus, spam or innocent).
I am using the rpm on Centos 6.2 suggested in this group as opposed to
compiling myself. dspam-3.10.1-6.el6.i686
The package is okay. The RPM is not a problem.
It appears it does not have debug compiled in.
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Stevan Bajić
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