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John Peacock writes: > Bob wrote: > > One email client such as thunderbird needs to lead the way > > and have a button which sends all the Junk to a pre-configured > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] It ought to be manual, human initiated, > > so that a user can clean out the false positives, then do it. > > I believe there is an open request in Mozilla Mail's Bugzilla to add > just this sort of functionality to the Junk button. However, as I keep > trying to express, that is only one way of doing it. Both Spamassassin > and crm114 require the original message (unchanged) in order to > reclassify a message (so a bounce is usually required). dspam however > only needs the Signature (since the tokens are already saved in the > database). Hi John -- as a matter of interest, how much disk space does this database of as-yet-untrained tokens take up? It's something we've considered implementing in SpamAssassin, but the disk space issue is an important datum before considering it. - --j. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.5 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Exmh CVS iD8DBQFCEjGnMJF5cimLx9ARAtsLAKCoRuAMdfvb5B7FtMaQ+JQ4G8QvvgCdGARK SqlFOpx41nkWQH7qy2FknGI= =goKO -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
