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[SpamCop-List] Re: make it clear

Graeme Leith glnews030922 at highspot.net
Mon Aug 1 15:13:42 EDT 2005


jdd wrote:
<snip>
> however I build a new mail server and needs to reach it from web mail
> (squirrelmali), and so install spamssassin and didn't know how to make
> sa learn what is spam like mozilla do.
<snip>

Short answer: man sa-learn    :-p


Longer answer:
My mail is held in mbox format, if you're using maildir, then miss out
the --mbox part. If you're using mbx, then use --mbx instead.

sa-learn --ham --mbox /path/to/ham/mail/folder
sa-learn --spam --mbox /path/to/spam/mail/folder
sa-learn --sync


Best way to deal with it is to set up a cron job to do it for you every
day. I have a cron job that learns from 2 spam and 5 ham folders and
then does a sync to the Bayes database at 2am every day.

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