I edited the script to be able to run it from command line, it parses every
file under $dirname variable
and save the results (tripped emails) under $path.
I am not a Perl Coder (But a Java One ;) ) so comments are welcome. I made
it available here:
#!/usr/bin/perl
#
my $path = Spam/;
use
Title: Message
sorry about the topposting, but my MUA and your MUA
don't seem to like each other.
for thunderbird, try the spam assassin coach. its
not finished, doesn't do any diagnostics, user feed back, error checking at all,
but might be a good start.
other way to go is set up a shared
On 10/30/06, itdelany [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I am running a Postfix mail server set up with flurdis guide using
SpamAssassin as well with a Bayesian Filter.
At SpamAssasin site said this:
If you want to set up site-wide use of Bayesian classification, you should
set up a way for your
Hey, thanks for your help, because i see that it will take me some time to do
all that i'll ask you some preliminary questions:
1) Can i run the script by hand just for testing purposes? Do you know how
can i do this? Do i have to pass some parameters to the command line?
2)The script takes
On 10/30/06, itdelany [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey, thanks for your help, because i see that it will take me some time to do
all that i'll ask you some preliminary questions:
1) Can i run the script by hand just for testing purposes? Do you know how
can i do this? Do i have to pass some
