Noel,
if you are using the BayesianAnalysis mailet, keep in mind that the
in-memory corpus may slowly grow a little bit, checked mail after
checked mail. It is done on purpose to reduce the number of computations
of "degenerated tokens" (see the code ;-) to understand what it is).
If you get a memory increase, train a new ham or spam mail and see after
a while if the memory decreases after the mailet has loaded the updated
corpus from the database without the "dynamic" in-memory corpus
additions said above.
Vincenzo
Noel J. Bergman wrote:
Someone sent a 1.6MB file to a 500 subscriber mailing list.
And with MIME encoding, that translated to a 2.4MB attachment. :-)
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