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On Thu, 31 Jan 2013, Ben Johnson wrote:
On 1/17/2013 4:31 AM, Steffen Kaiser wrote:
On Wed, 16 Jan 2013, Ben Johnson wrote:
I am using the Maildir format indeed.
any of your mail users need write permission those directories,
the admin needs read permissions for the spooled files,
By "mail users", do you mean, e.g., the "vmail" user account (I'm on
Debian/Ubuntu)? My understanding is that the "vmail" user account
Yes, I mean that Unix account, Dovecot accesses the fils with. In a setup
with virtual users "vmail" makes sense.
handles all IMAP transactions; if this is true, then are you saying
that the only requisite to your suggestions is that the "vmail" user
has read/write access to the following two directories?
/path/to/admin/Maildir/.TrainingReview.spam/new/
and
/path/to/admin/Maildir/.TrainingReview.not_spam/new/
Yes.
you need some method to pass the reviewed messages to sa-learn.
In the past, I have simply sorted the messages into "Ham" and "Spam"
sub-folders of the admin's training Inbox, and called sa-learn, with
the appropriate --ham/--spam switch on each, using a cron job. It
sounds as though this is what you are suggesting, and I can continue
That's what I mean.
with this approach.
I went ahead and tried to reconfigure Dovecot's Antispam plug-in to
use the spool2dir backend, but I'm receiving a less-than-helpful
message from the plug-in when I try to move a message from Inbox to
Junk or vice versa: "CANNOT: antispam plugin not configured".
Please note that I am using Dovecot 1.2.9 in Ubuntu 10.04 LTS. By
Oh, I have no experience with Dovecot v1.2; in v1.0 you have to compile
one particular backend into antispam-plugin. Maybe, distributors have
another, non-Dovecot way to select between the backends.
extension, I am using the Antispam plug-in for Dovecot 1 (not 2), the
manpage for which is at
http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/lucid/man7/dovecot-antispam.7.html
. So, the configuration option names and expected values differ
slightly from those in your example.
The man-page contains:
"INSTALLATION
First copy the ‘defconfig’ file to ‘.config’ and edit it as
necessary.
You need to have the dovecot headers installed and possibly
other
things depending on the backend you choose. Then, assuming you
have
configured the INSTALLDIR correctly, simply run ‘make install’.
"
- -and-
"BACKENDS
The plugin supports multiple backends, there are currently two
working
backends included in the distribution:
"
This suggests that my guess is true - although I don't understand the
"there are currently two backends included" part.
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So you could re-compile another antispam-plugin with spool2dir backend, or
- - you are using these settings, right?
#=====================
# mail sending plugin
#
# Because of the way this plugin works, you can also use it
# to train via an arbitrary program that receives the message
# on standard input, in that case you can use the config
# options antispam_mail_spam and antispam_mail_notspam for
# the argument that distinguishes between ham and spam.
# For example:
# antispam_mail_sendmail = /path/to/mailtrain
# antispam_mail_sendmail_args = --for;%u
# antispam_mail_spam = --spam
# antispam_mail_notspam = --ham
change antispam_mail_sendmail into a script, that drops the message
into the correct mail folder, e.g.:
#!/bin/bash
mode=
for opt; do
if test "x$opt" == x--ham; then
mode=HAM
break
elif test "x$opt" == x--ham; then
mode=SPAM
break
fi
done
if test -n "$mode"; then
# options from http://wiki1.dovecot.org/LDA
/path/to/dovecot-deliver -d spamadmin -m Training.$mode
fi
This sends the message bypassing a MTA to the spamadmin user.
Kind regards,
- --
Steffen Kaiser
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