Michael Amster wrote:
> Doh. Typo.
>
> ls | xargs sa-learn -spam
>
> or:
>
> find . -name "filepattern" | xargs sa-learn -spam
or:
find . -name "filepattern" -exec sa-learn -spam {} \;
Better yet, use the -f option to sa-learn:
echo "/path/to/spam/directory" >/etc/sa-learn-spam.conf
echo "/path/to/ham/directory" >/etc/sa-learn-ham.conf
sa-learn -spam -f /etc/sa-learn-spam.conf
sa-learn -ham -f /etc/sa-learn-ham.conf
or something to that effect. You could simply set up the *.conf file(s)
ahead of time and not do the echo. This way sa-learn processes all of the
files at once, which should be a bit faster.
> Sorry. xargs is the Unix way to do this....
>
> -MA
>
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-Eric 'shubes'
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