Le ven 31/10/2003 � 14:05, Fedele Stabile a �crit : > Maybe, the subject was wrong so i repost (was: SA_LEARN Hot To) > > Hi, > I have SpamAssassin running as filter on my Evolution, > but now i want to use sa-learn automatically. > Any suggestion on how i can operate on Evo? > AT the moment i have a subfolder SPAM that i examine befor delete ol > spam mail, but i would automatically use sa-learn whenever i have spam. > What about creating a filter rule that execute > spamassassin -e > sa-learn > in sequence? > Fdeele
Hi, I didn't get any answer to my own questions. Maybe I'll get lucky if I help you ;-) I can simply suggest the way I do it. I store all my spam mail in a SPAM_TRAINING folder. And once in a while I execute the following script. (I've put a nice little icon on my desktop to avoid the trouble of typing the command in a console. I'm lazy.) ============================ #!/bin/bash echo "Analyzing SPAM_TRAINING folder" sa-learn --spam --mbox --showdots --no-rebuild /home/user/evolution/local/A_JUNK/subfolders/SPAM_TRAINING/mbox sa-learn --rebuild dummy=0 echo "Done. Press Enter" read dummy echo "Done" ============================ Of course, you must change the path </home/user/evolution/local...> to your own "spam training" folder. I like this method because I'm sure that Spamassassin is training only with stuff I feed him. I've done something similar to have it learn what is good stuff (--ham parameter instead of --spam). I hope it helps you! Philippe Chartier _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
