Hello,
we currently test a mail system doing spam detection before delivery. Spam, which has been detected, as well as training mailboxes for good and spam, should be located in a separate directory (per user) on the server, not in the users home directory (because the spam training program has no access to the Homes).
Could this be implemented with a separate namespace? Any hints about how to do this?
Another possibility would be to trigger the imapd to run the spam training on specific mailboxes in the normal namespace; the the spam classifier would run with iampd's (that is the users) credentials and could access the Homes. Would be nice, because we wouldn't need a cron job testing for new training stuff and the spam detection database would be immediately up to date for the users.
For testing purposes I work with a separate imapd on a different port, with a changed mymailboxdir and SUBSCRIPTIONFILE
For production I would prefer to have the 'spam system' mailboxes within the normal imap account, so people don't need to login to two accounts.
Any comments or ideas?
Thanks, Ralf
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Ralf Utermann
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Universit�t Augsburg, Institut f�r Physik -- EDV-Betreuer
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