On 1 Feb 2007 at 11:24, maillist wrote: <Snip>
> I think one quick and easy way to accomplish this is to make your > outlook clients leave a copy on the server. When they report a spam > message, and you want to learn it as such, go to the server, and learn > it either from their inbox directly, or copy it "as is" to another file, > and learn that one. This is by no means a long-term way to deal with > this, but it's what I did/do. Hi, Sorry for jumping on this one a bit late. This method may help if you have exchange: http://wiki.mailscanner.info/doku.php?id=documentation:anti_spam:spamassassin:sa- learn:msexchange It describes how to set up a public folder on Exchange that your users can move spam messages to. A python script on the server downloads these messages periodically and runs sa-learn on them. It was designed for MailScanner but all you would have to do is change the PREFS file location. I have never tested this so no idea if it works. Regards Ian --
