It's always good to train it with something. It will learn on it's own as well. We do both. BTW, you should turn debugging on for a while to make sure that bayes is working correctly. It was a month before we found out that bayes was trying to write to a non-existant folder. We use it site wide and dump it in bayes_path /etc/mail/spamassassin/bayes/bayes. Just make sure you have the correct permissions there as well. In our case the script runs as the user filter so the permissions are drwx------ on the bayes directory (owner by filter). I know that's more than what you were looking for in this answer but it was something that hit us after the fact... BTW, We do a high volume of email and if you leave debugging on make sure you have lots of disk space... i.e. turn it off when done. Experience is a Mo Fro :) Gary
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