David Lazar schreef: > All the mail goes to phone any fix for this since spam bayes is in outlook?
I usually put the important stuff in the email, not in the subject. But I digress... Lucky you! I just happen to have set up 4 blackberries in the last two weeks, and I'm starting to know the little buggers. You give little or no information, so I guess this is your situation: * You use "Microsoft Office Outlook 12.0", aka Outlook 2007, as your regular mail client. * You use Spambayes as an Oulook plugin. * You have a BlackBerry, which gets its mail from a BlackBerry server. This Blackberry server is either a Microsoft Exchange server with the BlackBerry Enterprise Server add-on, or some BlackBerry Internet Service. In both cases, your email "lives" on a server. To fight spam on a server, you need a server-side antispam solution, like SpamAssassin or GFI or others. These products filter spam *before* they enter your mailbox on the server. Spambayes is *not* a server-side antispam solution. It is a client-side antispam solution. Spambayes filters spam *after* they hit your mailbox on the server, but *before* they enter your actual mailclient (in the case of the POP or IMAP proxy), or at the exact moment it enters your mailclient (in the case of the Outlook plugin). The Blackberry operating system and the Blackberry mail client is entirely different from Outlook on Windows. Spambayes can not and will not work that way. The BlackBerry OS is a proprietary OS made by Research In Motion. It has some API's for developers, but any application that makes use of certain restricted functionality must be digitally signed so that it can be associated to a developer account at RIM. I'm not sure if Python or SpamBayes are digitally signed by RIM, I seriously doubt it. Short answer: no, it won't work that way. -- Amedee _______________________________________________ SpamBayes@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/spambayes Info/Unsubscribe: http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/spambayes Check the FAQ before asking: http://spambayes.sf.net/faq.html
