> > Also, would this ham move be able to handle the following senario? > > > > We would like to run Outlook rules on the standard inbox. > > > > After such, all none whitelist email will be moved by said > > rule to a secondary mail folder that will have spambayes scan > > it. The Spam and Maybe Spam will still go to their > > respective folders, however anything left behind is moved > > back into the standard inbox. > > > > Is this something that would be possible with 1.1? > > Yes - this is exactly the sort of thing that the new functionality > is designed to handle. You'd just get SpamBayes to watch/filter > the secondary mail folder, and set the ham/good mail action to > "move to inbox". > > =Tony.Meyer
Can the Outlook rule recognize that it's seen the message before? If not, I think you're going to get a forwarding loop. Even if Spambayes (but not Outlook) knows that it's seen the message before, the non-whitelist ham will collect in the secondary folder, which still isn't what you want. Bob _______________________________________________ [email protected] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/spambayes Check the FAQ before asking: http://spambayes.sf.net/faq.html
