Mailu/core/rspamd/conf/classifier-bayes.conf

autolearn {
  spam_threshold = 6.0; # When to learn spam (score >= threshold)
  ham_threshold = -0.5; # When to learn ham (score <= threshold)
  check_balance = true; # Check spam and ham balance
  min_balance = 0.9; # Keep diff for spam/ham learns for at least this value
}
.include(try=true,priority=1,duplicate=merge) "/overrides/classifier-bayes.conf"
enable rspamd's autolearn feature 2022-09-08 17:32:50 +02:00			`autolearn {`
			`spam_threshold = 6.0; # When to learn spam (score >= threshold)`
			`ham_threshold = -0.5; # When to learn ham (score <= threshold)`
			`check_balance = true; # Check spam and ham balance`
			`min_balance = 0.9; # Keep diff for spam/ham learns for at least this value`
			`}`
Change rspamd override system to use include with lowest priority. All override files are used as if they were placed in the rspamd local.d folder. From the newsfragment: New override system for Rspamd. In the old system, all files were placed in the Rspamd overrides folder. These overrides would override everything, including the Mailu Rspamd config. Now overrides are placed in /overrides. If you use your own map files, change the location to /override/myMapFile.map in the corresponding conf file. It works as following. * If the override file overrides a Mailu defined config file, it will be included in the Mailu config file with lowest priority. It will merge with existing sections. * If the override file does not override a Mailu defined config file, then the file will be placed in the rspamd local.d folder. It will merge with existing sections. For more information, see the description of the local.d folder on the rspamd website: https://www.rspamd.com/doc/faq.html#what-are-the-locald-and-overrided-directories 2023-03-09 08:21:45 +00:00			`.include(try=true,priority=1,duplicate=merge) "/overrides/classifier-bayes.conf"`