[Spambayes] shared knowledge

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> I was thinking about rolling out this product in a corporate setting.  Until
> the software "learns" it really isn't very useful.  So, I was wondering, is
> there a way to train it on one mailbox and then share that knowledge with
> other systems on the network?
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if your corp privacy policy allows, i'd say copy *ALL* incoming mail
during a 24 hour period into a separate box... manually sort it, then use
it to train. then copy that DB into each user's environment, where they
can re-train it against mistakes.

apparently this type of filtering is most effective if each user decides
for them self what is and isn't spam, but you might get away with a bulk
initial training.


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