> Thanks. I read the wiki.
> This is unfortunate because many clients are still using this client:
> "Microsoft Outlook Express: It does not appear to have a redirect option"
True statement, but not necessarily important.
I'm running OE, and I have spam and ham mb's set up on the Linux box as imap
folders, and those appear as shared folders in OE. When I want to train a
message as ham or spam, I right-click on the message (or group selection)
and select "copy to folder", then select the ham or spam mailbox. For spam
you could just as easily do "move to folder" and it wouold disappear from
the user's machine.
There is a cron job on the linux box that scrapes the folders once a day and
does training.
With slightly more effort you could have users forward the spams as an
attachment to ham and spam mail accounts. They would have to start a new
message, set the To address to "spam" or some such, and drag/drop the spam
into the body of the new mail, then send it. They can then delete the spam,
or read the ham. The "more effort" is because you will now have to unwrap
the extra layer of inclusion on the received mails. Its also possible that
this could lose some of the things like extraneous base64 encoding that tend
to be good spam signs.
Loren
