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Emacs + gnus + spam filtering?Emacs + gnus + spam filtering?Posted Jun 17, 2004 21:15 UTC (Thu) by davidw (subscriber, #947)In reply to: Emacs + gnus by mwh Parent article: The Grumpy Editor's guide to mail clients: introduction I had the idea that for "Bayesian" spam filtering to work properly, it was necessary for the user to train the spam filter, by deleting spam and flagging it as such. This operation would best be performed in the mail reader itself rather than as a separate option at delivery time. Or am I missing something?
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training spam filter Posted Jun 18, 2004 0:21 UTC (Fri) by rfunk (subscriber, #4054) [Link] I do my bayesian spam filtering (with bogofilter) on the server, and whensome spam gets by it I move that message to a special "spam" folder on the server (via IMAP). I have a cron job on the server that goes through that folder every hour to learn about new spam.
Emacs + gnus + spam filtering? Posted Jun 19, 2004 0:52 UTC (Sat) by dlang (subscriber, #313) [Link] the user does have to train it, but that training can be done in any number of ways.Popfile is just getting an IMAP module that lets you train (and correct) the filter by just moving messages to the folder they are supposed to be in. this sort of multiple access is one of the big advantages of IMAP (although I will admit that not that many people take advantage of it). unlike the other options you don't even have to have the various pieces on the same machine.
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