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[Spamassassin Wiki] Update of "RescoreDetails" by WarrenTogami
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The comment on the change is:
Remove --reuse from the default example since most people will do it wrong.
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echo "use_auto_whitelist 0" >> spamassassin/user_prefs
echo "whitelist_bounce_relays example.com" >> spamassassin/user_prefs
- nohup ./mass-check --progress --bayes --net -j 4 --restart=400 --learn=35 --reuse \
+ nohup ./mass-check --progress --bayes --net -j 4 --restart=400 --learn=35 \
--after=1072933200 <targets>
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@@ -61, +61 @@
{{{spam:dir:~/Mail/spam}}}. See the comments at the top of "mass-check" for
details.
- Do not use {{{--reuse}}} if you have scanned with SA, but have configured that scanner to run with -L, or you have disabled common network tests or SPF. This is because it relies on the presence of the {{{X-Spam-Status}}} line to pick up hits on those rules, and currently cannot detect those conditions.
+ Advanced users may choose to add {{{--reuse}}} to the masscheck parameters. Do not use {{{--reuse}}} if you have scanned with SA, but have configured that scanner to run with -L, or you have disabled common network tests or SPF. This is because it relies on the presence of the {{{X-Spam-Status}}} line to pick up hits on those rules, and currently cannot detect those conditions.
This takes *ages* to run. {{{-j 4}}} controls the number of processes to use; 4
should be OK for a single-processor machine, since most of the time they'll be