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Spamassassin

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VengfulSquirrel

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Hey hey hey,

I am using spamassassin with plesk 7.5. It appears to be "on" but is not doing a very good job besides being able to identify the sample-spam.txt that comes with spamassassin.

Most clients using plesk get there email through pop3 so I can't use the plesk panel or webmail to learn from email.

So my question is does anyone know of some way to get spam that gets through to the clients back to the server to be fed into sa-learn? This way the bayesian filter will be improved.

There are tons of examples of manually moving email into folders and then running a shell script on that folder but this clearly will not work if that folder is offsite on each persons individual computer.

Thanks.

-Ian
 
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