I just found the 'best thing since sliced bread':
http://www.maiamailguard.com
Fantastic front end to amavisd ... moves the training/reporting/rescue to
a web front end, and keeps it out of the mailbox ...
Its finally allowed me to get rid of the spamcheck 'python link to lmtp'
which was a nightmare, and allows me to do per-user anti-virus and spam
processing, instead of 'either on, or off, for a whole domain' ...
On Mon, 1 May 2006, Jorey Bump wrote:
John McMonagle wrote:
Jorey Bump wrote:
John McMonagle wrote:
Any simple way to find the local recipient the message was going to?
Deliver it to them first. Then they can volunteer a copy and you can
discard it after training. It's still a bad idea, but may be useful if the
participants are restricted and trustworthy.
Mailbox is shared by a few trusted users.
Hope were back on track.
In that case, it's still easier to let these users do your classification.
Instead of moving the trained messages, delete them and purge. Since you are
training your bayes database, it will help in the long run.
The problem is that once the message is delivered, recipient information is
usually lost. The MTA keeps track of destination addresses while the messages
are in its queue, but an IMAP server only manages recipient mailboxes. I use
postfix, and put messages with marginal SpamAssassin scores in the HOLD queue
for inspection. I delete 99% of these, so I usually don't bother to retrain
on the false positives. I will retrain on the junk that leaks through to my
own account, though. Periodic SpamAssassin upgrades are more helpful, and new
rules bootstrap the bayes database pretty well.
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