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| Author/Date | Does Spam filter work in iScribe? |
| Geoff 19/12/2005 10:39pm | I am using 1.88 final release of iScribe. I have a spam folder containing 211 emails. I have turned on the spam filtering option and built the word list from the spam folder, but it does not seem to be working. Also, shen I use the bayesian filter options to analyse any of this mail it always returns a spam result of 0.000 ...which is the same result it returns for any mail I analyse in my inbox.
Is the spam feature supposed to work in the free version? Can someone help to explain how I can use this feature successfully. thanks |
| fret 19/12/2005 10:43pm | Yes it is supposed to work.
Hmmmm, I've heard of this before. And before I could examine the issue it disappeared by itself. I could send you a debug build to analyse why it's not working, would you be prepared to run that for me? |
| geoff 19/12/2005 10:50pm | Fret - version 1.88 Final Release Build Nov 30 2005 16:49:27.
Yes - I'm happy to run a debug version. |
| fret 19/12/2005 10:53pm | Firstly how big are the .wdb files in your Scribe folder? |
| fret 19/12/2005 11:04pm | The build to try:
iscribe-spamtest1.zip |
| fret 19/12/2005 11:04pm | Send me the 'scribe.txt' it creates...
PS it's not compatible with plugins, so run it as a clean install. |
| geoff 20/12/2005 12:45am | Done - emailed to you |
| fret 20/12/2005 12:55am | Optus mail server must be sitting on the file... havn't got it yet.
I'm with optus too, and their mail server gives me such a headache... damn them all to heck. I should cut across to my own mail server I'm developing, then I have no excuse if the mail doesn't go through. Muhahahaha. </rant> |
| exosceleton 20/12/2005 1:45pm | sounds like a fine idea to me fret. |
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