Re: [Assp-user] bayesian spamlover (1.3.0)

[Ethan A. <et...@gm...>]

I explain better

@mydomain.com is on bayesian spamlover
but it's using all other filters (rbl,uribl and so on)

also if @mydomain.com is on bayesian spamlover , assp continue to
to build bayesian db when someone email  @mydomain.com (right?)

I want avoid this. Since @mydomain.com is on bayesian spamlover
i don't want that assp uses @mydomain.com to build bayesian db .

Solutions ?

You replied me to put @mydomain.com on redlist.

OK , but will the other filters (rbl,uribl and so on) continue to work for
@mydomain.com if I put @mydomain.com on redlist ?

I think NO , so are there solutions to

1) @mydomain.com is on bayesian spamlover only
2) all other filters must be active for  @mydomain.com
    (all other spamlover are not used).
3) I don't want that assp uses @mydomain.com to build bayesian db .

Is it possible ? If yes how ?

Thanks
Ethan










On 3/28/07, Fritz Borgstedt <fb...@iw...> wrote:
>
> >Hello
> >
> >I noticed that also if I put a domain name (@domain.com) on bayesian
> >spamlover assp continue to build bayesian db (!) for this domain  .
> >If I put the domain on redlist file is a solution (thanks) but I lose
> >also all other
> >filter which are NOT on spamlover.
> >
> >Is there any other solution ?
>
> I do not understand, Bayesian DB is used internally by Bayesian check
> only. What are you losing if you put the domain in redre? You lose all
> other filter which are not on spamlover  and do not use the Bayesian
> DB anyway.
>
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