Per the advice of Loren, I have started my bayes db over. And so far so good. SA is working like I wanted it to. I have another question about my learnspam script. Here is the script:
---------------- START SCRIPT --------------------
#!/bin/sh # learnspam v0.34
HAMBOX=~/evolution/local/HamLearn/mbox SPAMBOX=~/evolution/local/SpamLearn/mbox
[EMAIL PROTECTED] TMPHDIR=~/tmp/ham TMPSDIR=~/tmp/spam VERBOSE=1
echo Synchronizing $HAMBOX and $SPAMBOX to $SERVER rsync --partial --progress -z -e ssh $HAMBOX $SERVER:$TMPHDIR rsync --partial --progress -z -e ssh $SPAMBOX $SERVER:$TMPSDIR
ssh $SERVER " echo ; echo 'Learning ham...' ; echo ; sa-learn --ham --showdots --mbox $TMPHDIR ; echo 'Unlearning bad ham...' ; echo ; sa-learn --ham --forget --showdots --mbox $TMPSDIR ;
this will be your problem, you've got --ham and --forget pointing at your temp spam directory, I'm betting the --forget argument is ignored and all your spam gets learnt as ham.
echo 'Learning spam...' ; echo ; sa-learn --spam --showdots --mbox $TMPSDIR ; echo 'Removing spam senders from AWL...' ; echo ; spamassassin -R --mbox $TMPSDIR" ----------------------------- END SCRIPT --------------------------
I run this script via a cron event a couple of times per day, and I move ham to the ham mbox and spam to the spam mbox via Novell Evolution.
Do I have the sa-learn --forget line correct? Do I need it there at all? I placed it there because I wanted to make sure that all the junkmail not getting marked spam was not only being learned as spam, but unlearned as ham, just in case it was auto-learned as ham.
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