On Mon, 2003-07-21 at 15:13, D. D. Brierton wrote: > On Mon, 2003-07-21 at 20:02, Norman P. B. Joseph wrote: > > Whenever spamassassin misses one and > > it ends up in my inbox, I run it through "sa-learn --spam --single", and > > on the odd occasion I get a false positive in the spam folder, I run > > that through "sa-learn --ham --single". Works like a charm. > > Can you go into more detail on how you do that? Do you save the message > to a file first, or is there some way to pipe a message through sa-learn > directly from within Evolution?
I wish there -were- a mechanism for piping messages to arbitrary command lines. I'd love to be able to set up a button or menu list representing "sa-learn" commands and apply them to one or more messages. As it stands, I have to open a terminal window, run "sa-learn --spam --single" (which will read from stdin), open the message in a separate window (unless I want to change the default view for -all- my folders), go to "View -> Message Display -> Show E-mail Source", select the entire message (can't even use ^A), paste it into the terminal window with a right-click, optionally terminate the last line with a carriage return, then hit ^D in the terminal window. Feh. Maybe the "|" command in elm spoiled me. :) C'mon, Ximian! Let me pipe an e-mail message! This would probably get all those in-line PGP guys off your back, too! :) -norm (who never thought he'd find an e-mail client to make him forget Z-mail!) -- Norman Joseph, Systems Engineer [EMAIL PROTECTED] IC|XC Concurrent Technologies Corporation 814/269.2633 --+-- Global Systems Center NI|KA *** Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a great battle *** _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
