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?
I don't think that there's much point in having a separate namespace as opposed to just creating a mailbox (or a directory of mailboxes) named "spam" or "junk" to deposit the spam.
Some clients handle namespaces poorly, so a simple mailbox or directory is probably a better place for the spam...
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