[Spambayes] copying db to other computer? ; 2 ini files
AndreasK
services at AndreasK.de
Wed Oct 8 23:44:20 EDT 2003
Hi!
Thanks for the VERY quick answer.
> > Is there any problem in just copying the files
> > default_bayes_database.db (5,112 KB)
> > default_message_database.db (168 KB)
> > to another computer with another Outlook?
> This should work fine. You will obviously lose the
> ability to "untrain" on any messages,
on ANY messages? Really?
But if I then train with more ham/spam (after copying),
those trainings can be undone, can't they?
> but the rest should work fine.
Very good. I am just testing it - and it seems to work.
What is strange, though, is that the filesize of the
default_bayes_database.db hasn't changed at all,
even after more training on machine-2, it stays at 5,112 KB.
> > default_bayes_customize.ini
> The one in your personal directory is the relevant one.
I suspected so.
> The problem is that one "program" directory is used to support
> multiple users. The first time SpamBayes is run for a user,
> we copy the .INI file from the program directory
> [...]
> As we use a dumb file-copy,
Here's the solution:
Do a copy+rename instead of dumb-copy with this one file.
call it default_bayes_customize.ini in one place
and personal_bayes_customize.ini in the other.
Or original_bayes_customize.ini and bayes_customize.ini
> A note in the docs would be good,
> I agree - please suggest where :)
I don't know where, because I learnt about that option
replace_nonascii_chars: False
here on this mailinglist, not in the manual.
> * Users shouldn't have to do anything with those .ini files
> anyway; they can change all their options via the GUI in
> Outlook, which is much safer.
I'd agree on that, if (and only if) there were a GUI option
for replace_nonascii_chars: False/True, but there is none.
;-)
thanks anyway, program works fine.
Andreas
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