Presumably you haven't done any training on Bayes, then. If you have
at least enabled auto-learning, then after a while Bayes should start to
really kick in and catch a lot of spam. However, you may want to speed
things up by feeding one of the publically available corpuses to Bayes.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Spamassassin is not catching most spam. A few emails are caught but most
are getting through. I've read & investigated all that I could. I need
help figuring why it's not working
I'm basically using out-of-the-box spamassassin with no modifications.
spamassassin 2.63
mimedefang 2.41
sendmail 8.12.10
red hat 8 kernel 2.4.20-28.8
Any clues what to look at? I appreciate any help rec'd.
jim
