jm at jmason
Jul 1, 2009, 7:23 AM
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Re: Easier to double check the results of mass-check
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well, one problem is that it exposes sensitive information to third
parties about the mails in your corpus.
Could you use the "mass-check --mid" switch and identify messages by Message-ID?
--j.
On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 15:20, Michael
Monnerie<michael.monnerie[at]is.it-management.at> wrote:
> Dear mass-checkers,
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> one of my servers does mass-checks. From time to time, like now again, I
> get a request to check some results, like for:
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> /tmp/masslearn_ham.10602.Eei11104.mbox.37162998
> /tmp/masslearn_ham.10602.Eei11104.mbox.75508337
> /tmp/masslearn_ham.10602.Eei11104.mbox.75796562
> /tmp/masslearn_ham.10602.Eei11104.mbox.75541991
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> But as you can already see from the path, those are temporary files, as
> we don't save the files individually. I have all ham/spam available via
> IMAP, so I could easily search for date/subject/from/to etc. Could we
> possibly make such data available in the results on the web page?
>
> mfg zmi
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