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Can Anyone give me a step by step on how to configure the learning feature of Spam Guardian?
 
I can only give you half an answer to half your question I'm afraid :)

In the options for spam guardian it asks you for two email addresses. one where spam can be found, and one where ham (non-spam) can be found.

I created mailboxes specifically for this purpose.

I then made the spam mailbox the "blackhole" mailbox I configured in all domains I have control over personally. This basically guarantees that only spam will arrive in that mailbox.

Now, as to what to do about the ham mailbox -- well, I don't know. I suppose I could forward copies of non-spam emails to it from time to time, but I honestly can't be bothered.

And I think you really need to give spamassassin both ham and spam to feed off in order for it to work effectively.

Faris.
 
With the HAM E-Mail box send anything that gets tagged as SPAM that is not SPAM to it.
 
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