OK, I understood the concept of the POP3 Filter in a wrong way ... Then it is even easyer to set it up for me. I´m allready using an Application to download POP Email and forwarding it to my Exchange. So I can put spambayes POP3 Proxy between may Application and the "real" POP Server, to mark mails as good or bad mail. Afterward I can create some Exchange rules to get the Mails into the right postbox ... I´ll try it ...
Thanks for your help Tony Regards ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tony Meyer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Master Bratac" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, January 30, 2006 10:14 AM Subject: Re: [Spambayes] SpamBayes + Exchange Server >> I found Spambayes yesterday and got an idea. I want to use it with my >> Exchange Server in the following way: >> >> The pop filters should get the emails from my ISP and should forward it >> to >> my Exchange Server, filtering out the Spam. OK, this should be no >> Problem > > Are you saying that you want SpamBayes to collect mail from a POP server > and forward it, classified, to an Exchange server, without the use of a > mail client? SpamBayes doesn't have the ability to collect mail; you'll > have to use something like fetchmail to do that. Once you've got it, you > should be able to use sb_filter to classify it, and then something else > (maybe sendmail?) to get it to the Exchange server. > >> Is it Possible to use the Imap filter to train the pop filter ? > > As long as only one process has the database open for write access at > once you can use whatever combination of the SpamBayes scripts to train > and classify as you like. > >> I want to scan the Inbox of the Postboxes every night for good Emails, >> and a >> specific folder (where everyone has access) for bad emails. So users >> could >> move there Spam emails from the Inbox to this "Spam Folder". > > sb_imapfilter does this, yes (assuming that IMAP access to the Exchange > server is enabled). > >> This "Spam folder" also has its own internal adress, so the POP filter >> could forward >> SPAM messages to this Spam Folder. > > Again, sb_server (nor any of the other SpamBayes scripts) doesn't > forward, deliver, or collect any mail. You could setup the (e.g.) > sendmail solution to deliver it there, at least in theory. Note that any > false positives would, of course, be globally available. > >> The main thing is ... is it possible to train the >> POP Filter with the use of the IMAP Filter, and how do I do this ? > > It seems to me that that's the least important thing here, but yes. > Simply give the scripts the same database to work with, and ensure that > only one opens the database at a time. > > =Tony.Meyer > > _______________________________________________ [email protected] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/spambayes Check the FAQ before asking: http://spambayes.sf.net/faq.html
