We use AWL via SQL.  We wrote a script that will prune certain records
from the database weekly to keep AWL small.  Basically we delete any
entries with a positive score and a count of 1 (as these are mostly
randomly generated addresses that will never happen again).



> -----Original Message-----
> From: derringer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, March 20, 2006 7:01 PM
> To: users@spamassassin.apache.org
> Subject: RE: AWL growing too large
> 
> 
> I'll post my reply here, since my question on manipulating the AWL
hasn't
> been responded to.
> 
> Basically, and forgive me for saying this, I am contemplating moving
the
> AWL
> database to mySQL is well, not only because of what has been mentioned
> here,
> but also because the supplied tools to even modify the database are
> really,
> really poor.  You cannot, unless I have missed it, remove an
'address:IP'
> pair from the database via the spamassassin supplied commandline
> options...
> it simply either removes every entry for whatever 'address' you
supply, or
> it parses all email addresses out of an email (which is not what you
> want),
> then removes every instance of them from all source IPs, or it adds
100 to
> every single instance of that 'address' that you supply, and not
> necessarily
> the address:IP 'pair' that you want.
> 
> Have I missed something?  I mean, can you send spamassassin a
parameter on
> the commandline like"[EMAIL PROTECTED]:X.X" so it removes a specific
> instance, or is that unsupported?
> 
> The AWL lacks sufficient manipulation tools at this point in time,
that it
> really should have.  As an administrator, I get emails that the AWL
has
> adjusted badly, and I want to fix that specific email address:IP pair,
and
> I
> simply can't do that with the current tools.
> 
> Any suggestions other than switching to MySQL and directly
manipulating
> the
> database?
> 
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