Clayton Keller wrote:
After looking through old list posts and the Wiki, I was under the
impression that I could enable autolearning by setting a tflags value
for the shortcircuited rule.
For instance:
priority TEST -500
describe TEST My Test
shortcircuit TEST spam
score TEST 100
tflags TEST learn
The shortcircuits are setup in a .cf file within /etc/mail/spamassassin/
Other than the ability to learn as spam/ham, from the logs the
shortcircuit is working as expected. The log indicates
autolearn=disabled.
Autolearning is disabled when you shortcircuit. By design.
If you want to get out fast, there's not enough time to do a bayes
evaluation, and the autolearner needs that before it can make a decision.
Besides, this also protects you against a shortcircuit rule being
misdesigned and poisoning your whole bayes DB with lots of mislearned
spam. (this is also why USER_IN_WHITELIST isn't considered by the learner.)
