On Mon, 2003-07-21 at 23:46, D. D. Brierton wrote: > I've been reading up on sa-learn, and your way seems to be much more > complex than necessary. Why not just save the messages in question (they > get saved with all their headers) to a file, and then just do: > > sa-learn --[ham|spam] --file message.txt > > If you get enough false positives and negatives then why not move or > copy as appropriate the messages to a ham folder and a spam folder and > then set up a daily cron job to run: > > sa-learn --ham --mbox ~/evolution/local/Ham/mbox > sa-learn --spam --mbox ~/evolution/local/Spam/mbox > > sa-learn will ignore the messages it's already seen, and anyway you > could delete the contents of each folder everyday after the cron job has > run.
You make a good point, and demonstrate the strength and flexibility of a UNIX environment. Truth be told, I get so few false positives & false negatives with spamassassin that my cumbersome method has been "good enough". Regardless, I stand by my opinion that a generic "pipe message to command" function in Evolution would be a Good Thing. -- 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
