you can do the same thing with filters: just filter the email tru your spam detecting program and have it return exit 1 for spam 0 for not spam then for the action just move email to spam folder or delete if exit code was 1
On Thu, 2002-12-12 at 13:03, ahimsa wrote: > Greetings > This may have already been dealt with, and if so I apologise for > repetition ... > I am wanting to use a spam-filter for my POP3 dial-up account, where > Evolution 1.2.0 is my email client. Thus far, I have set some rules up > for sender/subject, but this is still reactive and I'd prefer to do this > more proactively if possible. I know with KMail - for e.g. - one can set > a command to execute that will launch a program to scan the POP3 account > and filter spam out according to pre-defined criteria without > downloading it, and once it has dropped/rejected the email that fits the > criteria, it will then download the remaining mail. Is there something > similar (both program and setting) that would accomplish the same thing > using Evolution? > Cheers > AmF _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
