Michael Tsai (15/10/08, 16:04) said: >> But as you can see from my last email, SpamSieve is filtering mail (2 >> Good Messages, 11 Spam Messages) but failing to report this in the >> Filtered Mail and SpamSieve Accuracy sections. > >The 2 and 11 are the numbers of messages in the corpus (i.e. the ones >you've trained it with).
I didn't train it with any messages - these are messages that SpamSieve has filtered (the current totals are 50 good and 112 spam). It doesn't seem to be necessary to train SpamSieve in this case - it is using its existing whitelist and blacklist and filtering quite successfully with these. I've corrected one false negative out of 162 messages so far. >They don't show that it filtered any >messages. You'd need to look at the log to determine whether it did. Yes - the log shows that they have been filtered. Jeremy
