Silly question

When a user marks a message as spam (eg, it's a false
negative), what
exactly is getting adjusted (and is this irrespective of any
config
settings?) and how?  

Reason I ask is that for a month we've been seeing some of
the same spams
to multiple uses with virtually the same scores and marking
them doesn't
seem to be adjusting their scores upwards at all.

Bayes IS on, as is autolearn.  Any tuning tips I possibly
could have
overlooked?

Tnx.


-- 
Rick Zeman
Manager of Information Technology
Melwood Horticultural Training Center
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301.599.4560 - MyDesk
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You need to run process-quarantine.pl once in awhile.  I run
mine via 
crontab as the amavis user once an hour.  This will process
confirmed 
ham/spam and train the bayes database.

~Cory Coager

Rick Zeman wrote:
> When a user marks a message as spam (eg, it's a false
negative), what
> exactly is getting adjusted (and is this irrespective
of any config
> settings?) and how?  
>
> Reason I ask is that for a month we've been seeing some
of the same spams
> to multiple uses with virtually the same scores and
marking them doesn't
> seem to be adjusting their scores upwards at all.
>
> Bayes IS on, as is autolearn.  Any tuning tips I
possibly could have
> overlooked?
>
> Tnx.
>
>
>   
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