IMail v12 Administrator Help
Enter a word that does not exist. For the word count, enter a value between 1 and 5.
2 When this is done, the queue manager is notified and the word values contained in the antispam-table.txt
file are automatically reloaded to include the word that you entered in the above command.
Example (on page 368)
Parameter
-c<word count>
- h<hostname>
-w<word>
-spam
-good
- m<mailbox>
Related Topics
Function
Represents the spam or non-spam count of a word. This can also represent the total number of times the word has occurred in all e-mail.
Represents the name of the host.
Represents a word/ This is used in conjunction with -c to set the spam or non-spam count of a word within the antispam- table.txt file.
Identifies the word as spam.
Identifies the word as non-spam.
The name of the mailbox or mailbox path.
Antispamseeder Parameters (on page 355)
Understanding the antispam-table.txt File (on page 447)
Deleting Words from Antispam-table.txt
You can use antispamseeder.exe to delete words, from a host’s antispam-table.txt
file, that occur infrequently. You may want to delete these words to save space and improve content filtering processing efficiency. This command works by eliminating all words that have occurred less than the number of times specified. For more information, see
Understanding the antispam-table.txt File (on page 447) to determine whether words should
be deleted from the Antispam-table.txt file.
To Delete Words from Antispam-table.txt File:
1 Open the antispam-table.txt file, located in the host’s directory.
2 From the command prompt, enter the following command: antispamseeder.exe -x –c<total word count> - h<hostname>
3 The words that have occurred fewer times than the total word count entered in the command are removed from the antispam-table.txt file.
Example
If you want to remove all words from the antispam-table.txt file that have occurred fewer than five times in all e-mail messages, enter the following command, where "Host1" is the name of the host:
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