Evolution not filtering spam

[drunken-wallaby]

drunken-wallaby Wrote: 
> > Erik Bågfors Wrote: 
> > You shouldn't use sudo for sa-learn. That should run as your current
> > user not as root. Root doesn't get that many mails he should run
> > throught sa.> > hi erik. thank you for your reply. running sa-learn as the current
> user always gives me:  so that is a bite strange. by the way, the
> spamd process belongs to my local user...sorry that i have to bump this topic but i just can't find a solution to
my problem. 

yesterday i organised myself about 400 spam mails  that are typically
for the spam i'm getting daily, moved them in a folder called "spam"
and trained sa as current user as erik suggested. 
Code:
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    sa-learn --ham --mbox /home/berndl/.evolution/mail/local/Inbox.sbd/spam
  Learned from 346 message(s) (407 message(s) examined).
--------------------
 it is important to know, that these spams are filtered previously on
the server an x-flag is already written in the headers. so i could
easily create a rule to filter the spams based on this rules, however i
really want spamassassin to filter the mails as well since i know that
this setup had worked very very well with kmail and spamassassin in
fedora core 2.

i also used typical ham mail (around 1200 mails) and trained the filter
just as i did with the spams. sa did learn again.

however, since then i got around 80 spams and sa filtered only 2
correctly. i just don't know what i further could change because i
haven't even touched the configuration file of spamassassin yet. anyone
who has similar problems? anyone who can give me a hint what i
should/could try? thanks a lot in advance...


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drunken-wallaby