Mailman 3 October 2005 - spambayes-dev

Default storage backend
by Tony Meyer Oct. 31, 2005

Oct. 31, 2005

[Switching to spambayes-dev to try and catch the attention of the right people] [Tony] >> I wonder if we ought to switch to defaulting to ZODB for 1.1a2; >> I've been using it for over a year without any database problems [Richie] > +1 provided there aren't multi-process issues - as I understand it, > ZODB > (without ZEO) isn't multi-process safe. Which means it should be > fine for > the POP3 proxy and (I assume?) the Outlook add-in, but maybe not > for the > Unix side of things? Good question. ZODB will fail to open the database if another process already has it open. Do those people using SpamBayes in the *nix world have two SpamBayes processes running at the same time? I presume two reading processes would work fine with bsddb. =Tony.Meyer

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Re: [spambayes-dev] Recover deleted mail
by Robert Mezzone Oct. 27, 2005

Oct. 27, 2005

In the spam folder created by spambayes. That's where it goes by default when you click delete as spam. Assuming the message was in your inbox when you clicked the delete as spam button. -----Original Message----- From: spambayes-dev-bounces(a)python.org <spambayes-dev-bounces(a)python.org> To: spambayes-dev(a)python.org <spambayes-dev(a)python.org> Sent: Thu Oct 27 12:23:30 2005 Subject: [spambayes-dev] Recover deleted mail I accidentally clicked on “Delete as spam” and deleted an email I want. Is there some place I can recover this from? It is not in the “Deleted items” file. Alan

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Recover deleted mail
by avw Oct. 27, 2005

Oct. 27, 2005

I accidentally clicked on "Delete as spam" and deleted an email I want. Is there some place I can recover this from? It is not in the "Deleted items" file. Alan

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Re: [spambayes-dev] Help
by Robert Mezzone Oct. 24, 2005

Oct. 24, 2005

Check your disabled items in Outlook, assuming you are using Outlook. "Help" "About Microsoft Outlook" "Disabled Items" button. hth. ________________________________ From: spambayes-dev-bounces(a)python.org [mailto:spambayes-dev-bounces@python.org] On Behalf Of canonrt Sent: Saturday, October 22, 2005 6:43 AM To: spambayes-dev(a)python.org Subject: [spambayes-dev] Help My spam bayes just stopped working! I tried re loading it, re installing it, re downloading it, but I am still unable to wake it up! I really miss this great program! What do I do?..................John

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Help
by canonrt Oct. 22, 2005

Oct. 22, 2005

My spam bayes just stopped working! I tried re loading it, re installing it, re downloading it, but I am still unable to wake it up! I really miss this great program! What do I do?..................John

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Business opportunity
by Matt Kober Oct. 18, 2005

Oct. 18, 2005

I saw some thread online about coral calcium from tonga. Are you still doing that? Matt

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by Geraldo Alves C. Oct. 8, 2005

Oct. 8, 2005

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Re: [spambayes-dev] [Spambayes] Bit of help on adding another statistic = )
by Kenny Pitt Oct. 7, 2005

Oct. 7, 2005

FYI, if you are interested in modifying the spambayes source code then your questions are probably best answered on the spambayes-dev list. On 10/5/05, Erik Brown <kirebrow(a)yahoo.com> wrote: > I tried to hack the Stats.py to display in larger font below the spam > savings the total number of messages classified - the total number of > messages classified incorrectly. First off, using a different font for any of the elements in a Windows dialog box requires a fare bit of low-level Windows programming. If you can forego having your new statistics in a different font then the task will be much easier. If you really want to go to the trouble, though, you can find the dialog box code under the Outlook2000\dialogs source directory. > Just for kicks, I am providing a screen shot of what I'm trying to > accomplish. My current numbers after 860 messages classified is only 2 > misclassified. So the number would be 100 - 0.2326 = 99.7674. That is certainly a valid statistic, but may be misleading because it doesn't take into account good messages that were removed from the Inbox as unsure. These messages are considered "misclassified", but you have to go looking for them somewhere other than your normal Inbox folder. > The number on the screen shot indicates what I am trying to do. Can you > provide me the code so that I can hack my local copy perhaps? If you are already hacking Stats.py then you should already have all the source code. Stats.py generates a string containing all the lines of statistics, and the string is then displayed in the SpamBayes Manager dialog in Outlook. There are several functions that you would need to modify. _CalculateAdditional computes the actual numeric percentages as floating point values. _AddPercentStrings then adds displayable string versions of each percentage value. Finally, GetStats formats all the statistics into the strings that you see displayed. Each call to push(...) in GetStats creates a new line in the stats display. The percentage you are interested in can be computed as 100.0 * (num_seen - num_incorrect) / num_seen. -- Kenny Pitt

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2 Types of Spam
by Mike and Lynn Horrocks Oct. 2, 2005

Oct. 2, 2005

One feature that seems to be missing from Spambayes - and other spam checkers is the ability to distinguish & then sort unwanted spam from wanted spam. Unwanted being the stuff I know I never want to look at eg Viagra adverts, Cheap USA mortgage offers, Nigerian business opportunities etc etc. Wanted spam is the stuff I do check from time to time eg Lastminute.com offers, Misco catalogues etc. Any chance of offering such a facility. It would seem that you have all the basic tools to make it happen. Mike Phone (Home): 01670 715719 Phone (Mobile): 0789 115 3817 E-Mail: mike(a)horrocky.com

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2 types of spam
by Michael Murdock Oct. 2, 2005

Oct. 2, 2005

One feature that seems to be missing from Spambayes - and other spam > checkers is the ability to distinguish & then sort unwanted spam from > wanted > spam. Unwanted being the stuff I know I never want to look at eg Viagra > adverts, Cheap USA mortgage offers, Nigerian business opportunities etc > etc. Wanted spam is the stuff I do check from time to time eg > Lastminute.com <http://Lastminute.com> > offers, Misco catalogues etc. > > Any chance of offering such a facility. It would seem that you have all > the > basic tools to make it happen. The first type of email that you describe is spam. The second type of email is unsolicited. But this doesn't make it spam, since you don't mind receiving it. In principle, you should be able to train the models on the first type of email, by calling it spam. And on the second type of email you train the models to accept it by calling it ham. Presumably, and with enough examples, SpamBayes should learn, at least somewhat, to mark as spam the nigerian biz opportunities and mark as ham the LastMinute.com offers. So I guess my uneducated answer is that you are right: SpamBayes does have all the basic tools to make it happen - it's all about the training. ~Michael.

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