[Mimedefang] Sitewide Bayes
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bcp1 at craqskeep.com
Thu Aug 28 15:07:01 EDT 2003
> I disagree. Unless your users are technically savvy, the average customer
> will never use Bayesian rules.
>
> Therefore, I think it comes down to: is Bayesian site-wide better for a
> server where the users would never individually seed the bayesian filters?
>
> KAM
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Lucas Albers" <admin at cs.montana.edu>
>
> > Imo
> > It is not prudent to run a single site-wide bayes for your mail server.
> > As David said awhile ago, every one considers different mail as spam.
> > So having a account to forward mail to as spam for bayesian learning,
> > shoule have a fairly high false-positive rate.
along the lines that KAM mentioned, what about users that NEVER log into a
shell? ie, (l)users on windoze? they wouldnt' be able to set it up 99%
of the time due to a lack of desire to learn.
i personally use the bayesian site-wide solution myself, but also make use
of all_spam_to config options for a few users who bitched. ( hmmm about 3
people out of 2000 if i remember right. )
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