[Spambayes] Header annotations included in classification?
papaDoc
papaDoc at videotron.ca
Mon Nov 24 09:44:08 EST 2003
Hi Dave,
I did not look closely at the code but usually the "spam clue" are added
at the end of the classification process.
I you train on "fresh mail" there should be no problem.
If you retrain (an email was not classified correctly, or retrain from
scratch with old mail ) this can be a problem but
there is options to not look at headers but I think the subject is
always classified. (someone can correct me on this ?)
You can fill a bug or feature request on sourceforge.
Remi
>I'm using Spambayes-1.0a7 on a Windows machine with Outlook Express
>(unfortunately) and am receiving mail through the POP3 proxy. Since it's
>Outlook Express, under Header Options in the configuration web page I've turned
>on the classification in the "subject:" header for spam (so all spam's now have
>a subject line that starts with "spam,"). This seems to work great, but when I
>look at clues for a given message, it looks like the header notation is being
>included in the classification process:
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