Hi, >> What will probably end up happening is this: >> (1) wipe your Bayes database >> (2) turn off autolearn >> (3) collect several hundred hams and spams for an initial training corpus >> (4) train using that corpus >> (5) evaluate results >> >> Depending on your mail volume, once Bayes is working well after manual >> training, you may then want to reenable autolearn; I personally suggest >> it only where the volume is high enough and/or the character of mail is >> varied enough to prohibit manual training. You might also want to adjust >> the autolearn thresholds.
What effect do whitelist entries have on autolearning and scores? In other words, my whitelist_from_rcvd entries add -100 to the score, which would be way beyond the -3 I have required for autolearn. I asked this question some years ago, but thought it was worthwhile to involve this factor again, and just make sure my understanding was correct. Thanks, Alex
