Jim Pistrang / 04.9.7 / 9:41AM wrote: >A few things: >1) you should tell SpamSieve to only evaluate if the 'from' address is >NOT in your address book.
Yup. I have that. 5 private messages it missed this morning, one of them was from an old friend I haven't heard for 15 years(!), and the rest are from list members of some user groups asking me questions privately. They all are not in my address book, of course. >2) Once the email is in your Spam folder, there's no need to do the Cmd+A >then Cmd+Y, since Spamieve has already determined that these messages are >spam. I thought so, but you do Cmd+A -> delete anyway so I thought Cmd+Y instead of delete is just the same, no? :-) >3) I assume that when you get false positives (legit messages in the Spam >folder) you are marking them as 'Good'. This is important, this is how >you train the software. That's what I have been doing 5-6 times a day :-( I don't mind spam being missed. No big deal. I really do mind legit message being missed and I fear if I accidentally delete them. SpamAsassin never missed legit message. This is where I am at. Do you think SpamSieve can be trained so legit mail won't be sent to Spam folder at 100% rate as SpamAsassin did to me? -- - Hiro [PROTECTED] <[PROTECTED]> <[PROTECTED]>
