On 05/03/14 01:47, Rick Leir wrote:
When you move a mail to Junk, what is really happening is that you are telling IMAP to attach the Junk flag to the message. The Junk folder is really a 'view' not a folder. My experience is with Evolution not Tbird, so please correct me.It looks as though Thunderbird uses a real folder. At least the folder has some mail in it which looks like the spam I put there earlier - whether its the complete thing or just the manually moved stuff I don't know because ..
There is a Dovecot plugin from Sipsolutions called antispam which notices when the junk flag has been attached or removed. Then it calls dspam to train it. I have not used this plugin myself so YMMV. One problem is that two versions of the plugin exist, and you need to locate the correct documentation.
dovecot-antispam is a debian package which seems to contain it (having installed it and now read the man page). Thanks a lot - sounds like it is exactly what I need.
Alan
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