Hi, I have been using DSpam for a year or so and am very happy to see it has restored sanity to my mail boxes.
Recently though, I noticed its run-time data has grown to huge amounts with some users' <user>.sig directory at over 1 GB at the moment. It looks like DSpam continues to train on every incoming message even though (I think) I configured it to train on errors only. (Can anybody tell me what the various training modes stand for? I reckon TOE means Train On Error. What does TUM and TEFT exactly mean?) I run DSpam 3.6.8 on Debian 4.0. I have set "TrainingMode teft" and "AllowOverride trainingMode" in /etc/dspam/dspam.conf. In addition, /etc/dspam/default.prefs contains "trainingMode=TOE" (after having set this in the admin section in the web interface). Finally, the users involved here have their personal preferences set to train only when the filter makes a mistake. Despite this configuration, DSpam continues to store a .sig for each new message. Any ideas why? Thanks, Auke
