On Wed, Apr 14, 2004 at 01:22:46AM -0400, Bob Stia wrote:
> Hello Sluggers,
>
> Somewhat confused with sa-learn. I have a script to run sa-learn and it
> seems to work but not to work. Originally built a pretty good data
> base using sa-learn manually. Caught most of the spam and put it into
> a folder in KDE called "Spam" (using KDE filters) Also made a folder
> called "MissedSpam" and when something slipped through I would put it
> in there to run sa-learn on. Over the past few months when I ran the
> script sa-learn it did not learn anything. "Learned from 0 messages"
>
> Tonight I ran the sa-learn script on about 150 messages in the Missed
> Spam folder, and again, it did not learn anything. When I looked in the
> "MissedSpam" folder in Kmail all of the messages were gone but the
> count was still the same except that the headings were all "No
> Subject" (The script is designed to delete them.) Pretty hard to
> believe that sa-learn hasn't learned anything in the last few months
> and spam is still slipping through. Here is the message from sa-learn:
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------
> linux:~ # ./spamscript.sh
> please specify target type with --dir, --file, or
> --mbox: /home/bob/Mail/NotSpam/cur/*
> Learned from 0 messages.
Notwithstanding Derek's comments on running spamassassin, this appears
to be an error message. I don't know anything about sa-learn, and
haven't looked at the man page, but your script does this:
> system("$SA_LEARN --spam $user_missedspam_folder/*");
Perhaps, based on what's above you should be saying something like:
$SA_LEARN --spam --dir $user_missedspam_folder
Again, total guess, since I don't know anything about this program.
Paul
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