Kai Schaetzl schrieb: > Heinrich Christian Peters wrote on Wed, 22 Oct 2008 14:43:55 +0200: > >> It learns all detected spam mails with a score of 8 (or higher) and not >> hitted by BAYES_70 (or higher). > > Which means you miss all the spam that got hit by Bayes and scored that > high and was not autolearned. I think with a good trained Bayes the above > will likely not learn much - e.g. you could just skip it ;-) You also do > know that you can adjust the autolearning threshold? > >> But now I am unsure about the autolearning. Should I train autolearned >> messages or not? Or, in other words, can spamassassin learn the same >> message twice (to learn faster), if I tell him to do so? > > As already said: it will just ignore these for learning.
I just want to be sure... > BTW: Some MUA software will have problems with dots in headers. You either > should upgrade to a newer MailScanner or change %org-name% in your > MailScanner.conf. Thanks for info. I will change %org-name% - so I can keep the original debian-package. Heiner
