http://bugzilla.spamassassin.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3064
------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2004-03-01 10:20 -------
quinlan said:
""use_bayes" is used to do several things:
- stop BAYES rules from being used
- stop auto-learning from happening ("bayes_auto_learn" also does this)
I can't think of any reason why someone would use "use_bayes" to turn off
manual learning or dumping."
you're view is a little bit off here. "use_bayes" tells the SA code to not use
the Bayes code, any Bayes
DBs, etc. It's an on/off flag for the whole thing. As part of that of course,
rules and autolearning are
disabled since the whole thing is being disabled.
quinlan:
"I propose that we change the "use_bayes" option only turn off automatic
activity: checks and auto-learning, but we should ignore the setting for
manual operations. I agree with Theo that the override should not be done
in sa-learn. It should just be part of how the option works."
-1 per my other mail.
I think there are really three options here:
1) We let sa-learn override use_bayes.
2) We tell people that in debugging situations, make a temp config ala:
use_bayes 1
include_config /path/to/something
and do "sa-learn -p temp_config"
3) add in more configuration options for the different pieces of bayes. ie:
use_bayes_scan,
use_bayes_learn, etc. IMO, this is a good option since we already break out
some options like this
anyway (bayes_auto_learn, bayes_learn_to_journal, bayes_auto_expire,
bayes_learn_during_report, etc.)
I'd be +1 for #2 or #3, but -1 for #1.
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