Facebook
Twitter
W
waremock
Guest
Can Anyone give me a step by step on how to configure the learning feature of Spam Guardian?
-
If you are still using CentOS 7.9, it's time to convert to Alma 8 with the free centos2alma tool by Plesk or Plesk Migrator. Please let us know your experiences or concerns in this thread:
CentOS2Alma discussion
F
faris
Guest
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.
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.
C
ClayCulver
Guest
With the HAM E-Mail box send anything that gets tagged as SPAM that is not SPAM to it.
W
waremock
Guest
Thanks. This info was very helpfull.