Re: Spam.el: Train in ham?

[Ted Zlatanov <tzz@lifelogs.com>]

On Fri, 16 Apr 2004, tvrud@bredband.net wrote:
> I probably have missed something; but I've just started to use
> spam.el according to previous emails and found a problem. How do I
> tell spam.el to register all my non-spam messages in my non-spam
> groups as ham?

Batch training is something I will add to spam.el eventually, but
right now is not available.

It should be pretty easy to do, though.

> I added (spam-contents gnus-group-spam-classification-ham) to the
> top email topic and I have (: spam-split) in the beginning of the
> fancy-split-rules (is this a Bad Idea?). 

Not necessarily, but it will override all other rules.  I specify
specific spam checks, the more permissive ones early and the more
restrictive ones later.

Note that it's OK to have all your groups be unclassified.

> Currently, all mail I receive is considered spam, which is not very
> nice. ;-)

I'm not sure why that is, is your mail group a spam group?

> BTW, is it already possible or WIBNI one could set
> ham-process-destination to 'respool or something like that and have
> the email respooled instead of moving it to the main mail box?

It's already possible, with that exact syntax.  It should work.

If you're curious for more, you can do `G c' on a group or topic and
explore all the spam-related options.

Ted