From: Bill Y <ws...@me...> - 2006-02-09 14:37:14
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There's a new Seekrit Version on the website: crm114-20060209-ReaverSecondBreakfast. I'll run a few more QC things on it before we put it up publicly on the website. Get it at: http://crm114.sourceforge.net/crm114-20060209-ReaverSecondBreakfast.src.tar.gz Here's the blurb: This is the transition release to the new "Reaver" format for storing and caching the learned texts. The "Reaver" format keeps all incoming mail in a maildir-like cache (but _not_ your maildir; we don't touch that, and if you don't use maildir, that's just fine). The advantage is that the incoming mail is saved exactly as it needs to be trained, and a CacheID is added to the mail that you finally see. As long as the CacheID header is intact, you can just reference this stored copy (assuming it hasn't been purged away) You say "use the cached text" with --cache for command line users as in: bash: crm mailfilter.crm --cache --learnspam < text_with_cacheid_header or (for mail-to-myself users - forward to yourself with the CacheID header intact): command my_secret_password learnspam cache and you will train *exactly* the text should be trained, with no worry as to whether something in the system added headers, deleted suspicious text, or whatever. The "Reaver" cache hardlinks your trained data into "known spam" and "known nonspam" subdirectories, so even when the cache gets purged, you don't lose training data. Note that the :thickness: parameter now is meaningful! Anything scoring less than this amount (plus or minus) is tagged as UNSURE and will be delivered along the "good" mail path with the extra header of "Please train me!" Default thickness is 10 pR units, which gives really good results for me. Another advantage of the Reaver cache is that you can use mailtrainer.crm to run advanced training (like DSTTTR) on the full contents of your "known" and "probably" directories, to get really fast accurate .css files. After testing, we've changed the defaults on mailtrainer to only do one pass of DSTTTR. Notes to MeetTheReavers users who have already used mailtrainer.crm - we've added the --reload option and the default repeat count is now 1 pass (rather than 5). Checksums: md5sum crm114-20060209-ReaverSecondBreakfast.*.tar.gz 7ff472caddd9f667e67137c565ad528d crm114-20060209-ReaverSecondBreakfast.i386.tar.gz 438c73dd16e9e5af97eadc32b010e85c crm114-20060209-ReaverSecondBreakfast.src.tar.gz Enjoy.... -Bill Yerazunis |