The kind of mail that you are talking about it usually easy enough to filter with normal filtering rules (ie. keyword matches). It would however be easy enough to do what you are talking about (at least in Linux using my technique: procmail, sb_filter.py, sp_mboxtrain.py).
You could have two spam databases. The first one would be for your normal spam and the second for the other emails. When you check spam with your procmail rules you would run it through the first filter and then run it through the second filter for the sb_filter classification. Then you would move your special spam into its own location and add a additional scheduled training for the second database with the spam you want to check on occasions. On Wed, Sep 28, 2005 at 10:46:39PM +0100, Mike and Lynn Horrocks wrote: > One feature that seems to be missing from Spambayes - and other spam > checkers is the ability to distinguish & then sort unwanted spam from wanted > spam. Unwanted being the stuff I know I never want to look at eg Viagra > adverts, Cheap USA mortgage offers, Nigerian business opportunities etc > etc. Wanted spam is the stuff I do check from time to time eg Lastminute.com > offers, Misco catalogues etc. > > Any chance of offering such a facility. It would seem that you have all the > basic tools to make it happen. > > Mike -- Scott Rippee [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.hypexr.org _______________________________________________ spambayes-dev mailing list [email protected] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/spambayes-dev
