Le lundi 24 août 2009 à 16:19 +0100, Paul Cockings a écrit :
> I'm currently looking for info to go on the wiki.  My subject this week 
> is retraining with outlook (yak, i know but we have to work with it...)
> 
> If anyone has working scripts/plugins for outlook (any version) please 
> drop me a mail and i'll help document on the wiki.

I guess the dovecot plugin would work (but if you use Outlook, I 'am
ready to bet you do not use dovecot ;)

You could however write your own script on the server running dspam,
which could pick up email from specific mailboxes (like False positives
and False negatives).

Example (absolutely not tested) inspired of one of my script meant to
create a corpus for each user:

#!/bin/sh
for users in [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]; do

        for mail in $(find /srv/vmail/$user/.FN/cur/ -type f ); do
                cat $mail | /usr/bin/dspamc --client --mode=teft --class=spam 
--source=error --user $user       
                rm -f $mail
        done

        for mail in $(find /srv/vmail/$user/.FP/cur/ -type f ); do
                cat $mail | /usr/bin/dspamc --client --mode=teft 
--class=innocent --source=error --user $user
                rm -f $mail
        done

done

Imho, training aliases would be the easiest way to implement
re-training, MUA independent and quite easy to explain to users.

Cheers,
Julien


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