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Hi,

I am now using spam.el for months and seems I use my Gnus quite often,
I was expecting spam to be carried out from 'legal' group
automagically: I mean when fecthing new mails.

But it is not ! :(

At least for me.=20

So I know my setup is good (but in case of doubt, I
can post it), and that marking article as spam, and/or quitting a group
do the right job (moving spam to the spam group, etc...).

My question is more directed to bogofilter performance than other.

How can I train easily and without too much effort, bogofilter through
the Gnus spam-group feature ?

A friend of mine has recently sent to me a 4Mb tar archives full of
spam (yeah it rocks), but I don't really know how to play with all this
stuff.

The aim behind this is to inject all this s*t into my dedicated
spam-group group and train bogofilter in it. I am fairly sure that the
bad quality of the spam detection in my groups comes from this: didn't
train it enough before.

Am I right or am I missing something ?

Thx,

zeDek
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