Re: Spam mail and filtering them

Hello qe3ee everyone else, on 26-Jun-2005 at 03:29 you (qe3ee) wrote: ASK How much of a total message is the subject line? Train your Bayes ASK Filter, and it'll adapt to that. May take a week or so, though. Will look into that! FYI - a couple of month ago I started to get really naughty

Re: Spam mail and filtering them

Hello qe3ee, Sunday, June 26, 2005, 4:19:29 AM, you wrote: q This is added by one listserver. Excerpt from a neglected mail: q X-Spam-Checker-Version: SpamAssassin 2.63-lists.debian.org_2005_05_20_02 q (2004-01-11) on murphy.debian.org q X-Spam-Status: No, hits=2.5 required=4.0

About kludges and K9 filter

Hello TB! Users, I've been using K9 spam filter successfully for some time. I've filtered on the X-Text-Classification: spam header added to the kludges by K9. But TB!'s Sorting Office no longer uses the term kludges and I can't find a way to filter on X-Text-Classification: spam. I'm hoping some

Re: About kludges and K9 filter

Hello Quin Selman everyone else, on 26-Jun-2005 at 19:13 you (Quin Selman) wrote: Hello TB! Users, I've been using K9 spam filter successfully for some time. I've filtered on the X-Text-Classification: spam header added to the kludges by K9. But TB!'s Sorting Office no longer uses the term

Re: Spam mail and filtering them

Hello to both Alexander and Mark, Thank you for giving me something to start with. I will try to train my filter further and patiently await the day when 100% is recogniced by this filter :P If it doesn't improve I will drop a message in the thread, for future referance. --