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List:       spambayes-bugs
Subject:    [spambayes-bugs] [ spambayes-Support Requests-1198433 ] Delay in
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Date:       2005-05-10 0:08:42
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Support Requests item #1198433, was opened at 2005-05-10 05:06
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Category: None
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>Status: Closed
Priority: 5
Submitted By: e3sb4m (e3sb4m)
>Assigned to: Tony Meyer (anadelonbrin)
Summary: Delay in start of filtering

Initial Comment:
Version 1.0.1 Outlook plug-in

After using SB for many months, I've noticed that, when 
starting Outlook, there is a delay of about 15-20 
seconds before it starts to filter emails. Then it goes 
very fast through the usual stack of morning spam. The 
same 15-20 sec delay occurs whenever I Recover an 
email, or Send to Junk, even if it's only a single 
message.

I run SB in the continuous training mode. Could the 
delay be caused by lots of new training data sitting on 
top of the original SB training filter? Would it help to 
reinstall and retrain SB from scratch?

I've attached my log file, if that helps.

p.s. When is Ver 1.1 due?

thx
mike


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>Comment By: Tony Meyer (anadelonbrin)
Date: 2005-05-10 12:08

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The delay is the background filtering feature - see the 
Advanced tab in the SpamBayes Manager.  This is needed to 
ensure that SpamBayes runs after all Outlook rules.  Without 
it, there is no way to know whether SpamBayes or the 
Outlook rules will get to a message first.  If you don't use 
Outlook rules (or if they are all done on an Exchange server) 
then you can probably turn background filtering off without 
any problems.  You may be able to adjust the values in any 
case.

1.1a1 is out now.  1.1a2 will probably be another month 
(everyone's very busy at the moment).  1.1b1 probably a 
couple of weeks after that (as long as nothing goes wrong), 
and then 1.1rc1 and 1.1 final a couple of weeks after that.  No 
guarentees, though.

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