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Where is server wide bayes db?
- Thread starter JP Kelly
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Maybe it will help - http://blog.blubyte.de/2012/04/global-bayes-spamassassin-pyzor-razor-ixhash-plesk/
fliegerhermi
Regular Pleskian
Sorry to reopen this thread, but igors link isn't working.
I was trying to find the global database, but I found that the value bayes_path isn't set
and
use_bayes 1 is commented out in
/etc/spamassassin/local.cf
With these settings the global spamassassin-db isn't working I think?
With spamassassin being supported by plesk it would be nice to be able to enable that without manually manipulating the files.
I would like to have a global database to import old spam-mails to teach the filter. (SpamAssassin Erkennungsrate (deutlich) verbessern | SYN-FLUT.de)
My users are very bad with spam/ham declaration.
Thank you very much.
I was trying to find the global database, but I found that the value bayes_path isn't set
and
use_bayes 1 is commented out in
/etc/spamassassin/local.cf
With these settings the global spamassassin-db isn't working I think?
With spamassassin being supported by plesk it would be nice to be able to enable that without manually manipulating the files.
I would like to have a global database to import old spam-mails to teach the filter. (SpamAssassin Erkennungsrate (deutlich) verbessern | SYN-FLUT.de)
My users are very bad with spam/ham declaration.
Thank you very much.
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