Hi On 26 April 2004 at 22:15 Dave Gorman said:
>> I want something to sit between The Bat and the various POP servers >> that will identify as best it can, any Spam and let it through to me >> marked as such so I can filter it and check it once in a while for >> mis-categorized spam. > After a short training period, I've had very good results with POPFile > (http://popfile.sourceforge.net/). I second that. My installation of POPFile is currently running at a whisper short of 99% accuracy. It's quite a shock these days when I actually get a spam message in my regular mail. The great thing about POPFile is that you can set up any number of categories - not just spam and ham - and use it for general mail classification. It adds a custom header or a tag to the subject (or both if you so desire) so it's a piece of cake to filter in The Bat - or any other POP3 e-mail client for that matter. As an experiment I've been running BayesIt and POPFile side-by-side and POPFile always catches spams that BayesIt misses The one downside is the POPFile, as its name suggests, can only handle POP3 accounts. IMAP support is on the agenda but it isn't expected anytime soon. -- Adam C Using The Bat! v2.10 on Windows XP 5.1 Build 2600 Service Pack 1
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