On Fri, 29 Aug 2003, Guenther wrote: > > > I use spam assassin and like to teach it's bayseian DB with the sa-learn script. > > However I would sometime like to gather together sets of spam from different > > mail folders in one file and process it once. As such I would like to request > > this feature. I have sunmitted this as bug 48014. If this should be filed with > > the gnome folk let me know. > > >From a post by me some days ago: > > --- snip --- > An easy way is (works with local SA and SA on IMAP servers): Create a > folder SPAM and move all SPAM messages to this folder. You can report > this as SPAM to SA (manually or automatic and periodically) using SA > built in features: > > $ sa-learn --spam --showdots --mbox <SPAM.mbox>
alias spam='sa-learn --showdots --norebuild --spam --mbox spam' is a little thing I've got setup... > > Needed options and the actual name of the mbox file (or, in case of IMAP > maybe not mbox) depend on your setup. See 'man sa-learn' for the > options. > --- snip --- > > Seems, you are referring to this functionality. There is no problem > doing this for more than one folder. Just make sure, there is only SPAM > in that folder. > Everything does go off to one folder, however I use Maildir on my server. So each message is, of course, a separate file. > > Regarding your bug http://bugs.ximian.com/show_bug.cgi?id=48014 : > > The default format of storing mails in Evolution *is* mbox. Drag-n-drop > to a dedicated SPAM folder seems a lot more easy than saving every > single SPAM to disk to me... > I do like to confirm that there are no false positives first. As for saving mail sets to a disk. It would also work for say, saving My lists directory structure to a Mbox file for archival. (I know most lists are archived on the 'net, this is just an example) > > Better integrated ways are currently discussed for the development of > future Evolution 2.0 version. > > HTH > > ...guenther > > > _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
