Spamassassin: no Bayes testing performed

[eombah]

Hi,

Using mainly Thunderbird, I have been moving my emails to the Junk folder for quite some time now.
Yesterday I thought: strange that it seems that spamassassin doesn't get any smarter.
So I looked around a bit and executed under the zimbra user:

zmtrainsa mail.mydomain.com user password spam Junk

to train spamassassin using the emails I have moved to the Junk folder.
All email were processed and everything looked ok.

Then, in the course of the day, I started getting lots of spam in my Inbox instead of in my Junk folder.
I investigated a little and saw that Bayes is no longer in the X-Spam_Status tests.
I thought it could have to do with permissions so I tried zmfixperms but that didn't help.

I'm running zcs-4.5.3_GA_733.UBUNTU6.tgz on edgy.

Any ideas???

kind regards, Bart.

[jholder]

Was it working before you ran the zmtrainsa?
You can go back in time to an e-mail to check.

Any other Ubuntu users have this problem?
Possible bug.

[eombah]

yes, it was working before, that is to say: the bayes testing was working.
I don't think it was sa-learning from everything that I moved to the Junk folder using Thunderbird.

[eombah]

Is there a way to get the Bayes testing back in?

regards Bart.

[jholder]

File a bug for this.
Remember that ubuntu is in beta.

-john

[eombah]

ok, i will file a bug.

From what I understood, Ubuntu isn't beta anymore since 4.5GA.
Am I wrong?

regards Bart.

[brian]

spam training only works if the message is moved to the junk folder via the webclient. this is independent of the platform you run on.

[eombah]

Yes, I understand that now.
But apart from that, my email is not bayes-tested at all anymore.
regards Bart.