On Mon, 23 Jul 2007 08:39:04 -0500, chasd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>> I have heard of people using a spam folder and a ham folder that. >> If what you mean is storing it in Spam/Ham folders and have a script >> process it later, that's kind of hack-ish and not really something >> I'd look into > That is the way most people that use dspam set up their systems. > It makes the spam training an automated server process instead of a > manual client process. > Most users would rather not spend the time dealing with spam, and if > the mail server does more work for them, they're happier. > I don't consider the above "hackish" at all. > > Since there are many different anti-spam solutions, any hooks built > into RoundCube would need to be modular and able to be modified for > each anti-spam setup. > > > Charles Dostale > System Admin - Silver Oaks Communications > http://www.silveroaks.com/ > 824 17th Street, Moline IL 61265
First, lets verify we're on the same page. I would have some script, or perhaps a plugin on my IMAP server that scans a Spam/Ham folder set and act upon those? I was understanding a script to login to the mail server and do the math itself on the Spam/Ham folder set. Either of those looks like the script can fail silently or cause trouble if it gets stuck, or go beserk. My idea is to have some sort of "hook" with buttons on the message list and message view, and when issued, it executes the command I give it in the configuration, which I also told it what to expect back... and those could be changed easily with the config file. Displaying a fail/success message and any other actions specified be performed. Right now, after some thought, either real-time or the first suggestion I got were good, putting them in a queue of sorts and then execute those. But peeking into the mailboxes is quite a no-no. User can drag on accident, and trouble can happen. Thoughts on this? The original request still stands, though. I don't know where to go to add the Spam/Ham buttons for the message list and message view pages, and where to intercept those actions in the code to have a file include/code block/logic for those actions. From there, the code can go on to where I take it. Thanks for the feedback though, willing to get more ideas. -- Elisamuel Resto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Source Mage GNU/Linux / http://sourcemage.org ID: 0x18615F19 / FP: B66D 1C2A E8EE B922 1D9C D98F D2D5 FB61 1861 5F19
