[spambayes-bugs] [ spambayes-Bugs-803227 ] spam score shows as 0%
even though message is moved as spam
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Bugs item #803227, was opened at 2003-09-09 15:30
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Category: Outlook
Group: None
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Ryan Malayter (rmalayter)
Assigned to: Mark Hammond (mhammond)
Summary: spam score shows as 0% even though message is moved as spam
Initial Comment:
With plug-in 007 and now 008, some spam messages get
automatically filtered into my spam folder, but their
spam scores are not saved correctly with the message.
These messages show a score of 0% in the Outlook
column view, even though they had to be scored above
90% to be automatically moved by SpamBayes into my
spam folder.
See this graphic to see what I'm talking about. The
highlighted meessage was automatically put into my
spam folder, and when I run a manual "show spam clues"
on the message, it shows up with a .987 score. But it
still says 0% in outlook:
http://malayter.com/spamBayesScreen.gif
So really, this isn't a functionality bug, just a display
bug, since the message is moved into the spam folder
correctly. Although the incorrect score might cause
problems if SpamBayes ever re-filters without re-
scoring.
This bug seems to happen intermittently and randomly; I
can discern no pattern.
I am running Outlook 2002 SP2 with all recent security
fixes, on Windows XP SP1 with all recent security fixes.
The mail server is Exchange 2000 SP3.
Let me know if you need more information,
Ryan
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>Comment By: Ryan Malayter (rmalayter)
Date: 2003-09-30 17:39
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I think there's acutally two different things going on here:
The problem with the first message scoring incorrectly as 0%
and NOT being moved, and also a problem with messages
that ARE spam and ARE moved to my spam folder, but still
have 0% saved in the Outlook spam field.
The first issue seems to happen whenever a spam message is
listed first in my inbox view when I start outlook. It is
repeatable.
THe second issue seems totally random, but is very
infrequent (perhaps 1 out of 100 spams get captured
correctly but still show 0% as their score).
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Comment By: Ryan Malayter (rmalayter)
Date: 2003-09-29 16:31
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A little further information: this seems to happen only to me
when the FIRST message in my inbox is spam. The plug-in
saves a 0% score in the spam field, and the messages is not
filtered. However, if I manually run spam clues on it, it always
scores above 90%.
I have a 10-second processing delay set at start, and my
mail server is Exchagne 2003 SP3. I connect through native
Exchagne RPC, not through IMAP or POP3 or anything.
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Comment By: Chris Boelkes (cboelkes)
Date: 2003-09-29 16:13
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I am encountering a similar problem, with a slight difference:
About 10% of the messages in the SPAM folder show 0% in
the Outlook list view. However, when the SPAM clues are
displayed they appear to be scorded correctly...all in the .9+
range.
The difference from this reported problem:
About 20% of the SPAM messages are left in my Inbox with a
0% score in the Outlook list view. Again, these appear to be
scored correctly (.9+ score) when the SPAM clues are
examined.
I have never encountered this problem with Possible Spam.
This problem seems (so far) to occur with messages that are
very high scoring (.9+) and has occured on plug-in 0.7, 0.8
and 0.81.
I am running XP Pro SP1 with all current critical updates,
Office 2000 SP3, and Exchange 5.5 SP4
I currently have specified a 4.0 second delay before starting
processing and a 1.0 second delay between processing items.
Chris
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