Michael Tsai (15/10/08, 14:34) said: >> Is the Statistics window in SpamSieve 2.7.1 broken? > >No. Only you can know whether the statistics shown match reality, but >most likely they do. What it says is that SpamSieve has not been asked >to filter any messages since yesterday at noon.
SpamSieve is filtering messages fine - but it's failing to report this correctly in the Statistics window (see below). >This could be because >you didn't receive any messages or because of a setup problem in >PowerMail. Less likely, it's possible that a damaged database file is >causing SpamSieve to show fewer messages than there actually were--you >could tell if this were the case because the statistics would be >inconsistent with the log. > >Secondly, it says that you've only trained SpamSieve with 13 messages >(total, not just since yesterday). Or maybe you recently reset the >corpus? I reset the corpus earlier today, because it had got large and I thought this might be causing the Statistics problem. The "Corpus" section reports the number of messages that have been filtered since the corpus was reset. In my previous email this showed as "2 Good Messages, 11 Spam Messages (85%)". It's now up to "37 Good Messages, 74 Spam Messages (66%)", but Filtered Mail still says "0 Good Messages, 0 Spam Messages etc." I wonder if the problem is caused by the fact that SpamSieve's History.db file has got quite large (122.9 MB). Jeremy
