>>> HOWEVER, it's not easy to "automatically" train e-mail from >>> PMMail 2000. So, I've written some command line code that >>> connects to the SPAMBayes webserver and trains on a filename. >>> >>> The source code is located at: [...] > http://users.nac.net/fctr/spambayes/trainasspam.cpp
Ah, yes, now I remember why I like Python <0.5 wink>. This does appear to be doing just what sb_upload.py does, except that it's 599 lines rather than 163, and does less :) OTOH, I'm sure than the compiled C++ would result in a smaller executable than a frozen sb_upload.py, and would run faster. Perhaps you'd like to put a link to this on the SpamBayes wiki? <http://entrain.com/sbwiki> - the UserRecipes page is probably the most logical. =Tony.Meyer _______________________________________________ spambayes-dev mailing list [email protected] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/spambayes-dev
