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Maildir format is a bit different -- it stores each message in a seperate file within one of three subdirectories ('cur', 'new', and 'tmp'). Instead of pointing sa-learn at a specific mbox or mbx file, you point sa-learn at the directories and it looks at all the files inside: | Maildir format is a bit different -- it stores each message in a seperate file within one of three subdirectories ('cur', 'new', and 'tmp'). Instead of pointing sa-learn at a specific mbox or mbx file, you point sa-learn at the directories and it looks at all the files inside: | ||
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- Training with Maildir format
Maildir format is a bit different -- it stores each message in a seperate file within one of three subdirectories ('cur', 'new', and 'tmp'). Instead of pointing sa-learn at a specific mbox or mbx file, you point sa-learn at the directories and it looks at all the files inside:
sa-learn --no-sync [--spam or --ham] [folder/{cur,new}]
For example:
sa-learn --no-sync --spam ~/Maildir/.INBOX.Spam/{cur,new}
or
sa-learn --no-sync --ham ~/Maildir/.INBOX/{cur,new}
