On Thu, Jul 12, 2007, Aleksander Kamenik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: > Aaron Stone wrote: >> Upon a future run of dbmail-util -p, these messages would purged. > > That was the idea. > >> It occurs to me that dbmail-export would be very useful for dumping all >> spam folders to mbox for further processing if we supported a mailbox >> spec without a user spec -- dumping a folder of a particular name for >> every user on the system.
Code's almost done, will probably check in later today or tomorrow. The behavior will be: dbmail-export (dumps everything for everyone) dbmail-export -u username (dumps everything for the user) dbmail-export -m mailbox (dumps all mailboxes with that name for all users) dbmail-export -s search (dumps mail for all users in all mailboxes matching the imap query) Combine -u, -m, -s to narrow down the output as desired. I've also added an option for recursive output - basically just adds a * to the end of the specified mailbox in order to get it and all children. > I use this approach on another system where spamassassin does the spam > filtering. Although I'm not going through all the users, only some > "power" users from the IT department so specifieng the username is good > there. We kind of don't trust most users to do the right thing with the > spam folders I guess. Reputation systems are incredibly important for meta-moderating people's spam ratings. I am actually not aware of any open source spam reputation services. Does anyone have experience with this? Aaron _______________________________________________ DBmail mailing list DBmail@dbmail.org https://mailman.fastxs.nl/mailman/listinfo/dbmail
