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I had a Ubuntu server running postfix and MailScanner doing scanning of the mail using spamassassin.. We have been feeding it HAM/SPAM for over a year now and had a problem where we needed to reload the server.<br />
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I used a new HDD to load the server so I have the old HDD with all the files.. is there a way to get the HAM/SPAM from the old drive to teach the new server?<br />
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Any help is appreciated..
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I had a Ubuntu server running postfix and MailScanner doing scanning of the mail using spamassassin.. We have been feeding it HAM/SPAM for over a year now and had a problem where we needed to reload the server.

I used a new HDD to load the server so I have the old HDD with all the files.. is there a way to get the HAM/SPAM from the old drive to teach the new server?

Any help is appreciated..

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Spamassassin Bayesian - Export HAM &amp; SPAM from the one server to import to a new server

Spamassassin Bayesian - Export HAM & SPAM from the one server to import to a new server