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James Fidell wrote: > Tom Potts wrote: >> Someone commented earlier about 'retraining' spamassasin >> In Kontact under 'Tools' : 'Anti-Spam Wizard' seems to configure it OK - it >> can detect a few spam filters automatically. After than under 'Settings' >> 'Configure Filters' its configured to run sa-learn as appropriate when you >> mark messages as spam or ham. Its a lot easier than following the normal >> instructions! > > In my case, all my email is stored on an IMAP server though. One of the > things I've seen done is to have scripts on the IMAP server to collect > messages from a user's spam folder and feed them into sa-learn on a > regular basis, but that does mean that you have to trust your users not > to incorrectly file non-spam, accidentally or otherwise. I use spamassassin at my hosts server server, but I just get it to add something like [SPAM] [RATING: 20.2 ] [THRESHOLD: 5.0 ] to the beginning of anything it thinks is spam. I download it all anyway, but it makes Thunderbirds job a lot easier. I suppose if SA labelled something spam that wasn't I'd have to retrain it, but so far I've had no problems. :) So far I've only had to train Thunderbirds built in spam filter. :) Anton -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG http://mailman.dclug.org.uk/listinfo/list FAQ: http://www.dcglug.org.uk/linux_adm/list-faq.html