[Spambayes] Training spambayes on a large set of mailbox files

[Edward Muller]

Comments inline ...

BTW: on another topic ... Does spambayes support any SQL servers?

If not I'm tempted to look at adding support....

On Wed, 2003-02-19 at 18:56, Neale Pickett wrote:
> Edward Muller <edwardam at interlix.com> writes:
> 
> > Is there an easy way to train spambayes on a large set of mailbox files?
> >
> > It would be a read pain in the but to have to use multiple options on
> > the command line for each mailbox file....
> 
> Sure.  Do it from python:
> 
> >>> import mboxtrain
> >>> h = hammie.open('/path/to/your/database', True, 'c')
> >>> for m in ('hambox1', 'hambox2', 'hambox3'):
> ...     mboxtrain.train(h, m, False, False)
> ...
> 
> (I haven't tested this, so back up your mailboxes before you do it.)

hehe. I'll probably do something like this ...

> 
> If you're in unix, just do this:
> 
> $ for i in hambox1 hambox2 hambox3; do
> >  mboxtrain.py -g $i
> > done

That would work if they were all in the same directory. I have a fairly
deep directory structure of mailboxes (IMAP server)...

I'll probably just construct a loop and a function or two in python to
do it...


> 
> Although maybe this should be yet another option to mboxtrain.
> 
> Neale



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