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I wish I had the patience to train Bayes properly. The problem in my case is coming up with a good method of feeding it ham (not just for my own mailbox, but fo
by excalibur 8y ago
I wish I had the patience to train Bayes properly. The problem in my case is coming up with a good method of feeding it ham (not just for my own mailbox, but for every user in the company, who obviously don't all correspond with the same people or utilize their mailboxes in the same way). I end up doing a LOT of manual configuration, my local.cf is currently 178 KB (which doesn't sound that big, but it's a lot of rules to run against each and every message).
- julianz 8y agoI use Roundcube for webmail, which auto-collects outgoing addresses in an address book (and you can obviously manually add addresses as well). I have a script that periodically exports the address book for each user and uses that as a post-Bayes filter; anything from a known address is automatically whitelisted, and if it would have been marked as spam by Bayes then it is also trained as ham. It works pretty well.