Adding to bayes DB via forwarding address

[Roland Roberts <ro...@astrofoto.org>]

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I've set up a forwarding address where I can send misidentified ham
and spam for reclassification.  However, I've dumped my DB and
discovered some headers that I don't think should be being used which
makes me think I need a bit more filtering.

I have some perl code that extracts the original message from the
forward, but some of SA's changes can't be undone, so I end up with
headers like X-SA-Exim-Scanned and X-SA-Exim-Version in the bayes DB.
I'm still looking to see what others may be bogus.

Is there a canonical list of things which should be excluded from
rescanning?

TIA,

roland
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Re: Adding to bayes DB via forwarding address

[Matt Kettler <mk...@comcast.net>]

At 09:42 AM 8/18/2004 -0400, Roland Roberts wrote:
>I have some perl code that extracts the original message from the
>forward, but some of SA's changes can't be undone, so I end up with
>headers like X-SA-Exim-Scanned and X-SA-Exim-Version in the bayes DB.
>I'm still looking to see what others may be bogus.

you can just use the bayes_ignore_header directive for these.. no need to 
use code to strip them out.