>-----Original Message----- >From: Jonathan Nichols [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 2004 3:27 PM >To: John Hardin >Cc: SpamAssassin list >Subject: Re: OT: Operations type questions > > > >> Whether it's the mail server, and you access it via IMAP, or >a home-dirs >> file server, and you access the mail via POP and save it in a mail >> folder stored in your home dir on the file server, is a >design decision >> for you. Leaving the mail on the mail server and accessing >it via IMAP >> simplifies SA admin a bit - each user can have spamassassin >mail folders >> that sa-learn can easily read, for example. >> > >Oh wow, that's another thing that I didn't think of - spam learning! >With IMAP, I can set up shared mailboxes that people can drop >spam into. >Duh. Kind of hard to do that with POP. > >Hrm, and I can have it set to learn everyone's "Sent" folders as ham. >Or.. eh, that might be a bad idea. What do you all think? Auto >learn, or >feed it a ham corpus?
Only for a few choice people. And with their permission would be better. Unless they have been warned up and down they have NO REASONIBLE RIGHT TO PRIVACY w/ company email. IANAL ;) --Chris
