Why not integrate Trashfinder and Spameye? I expect this is a
non-starter as Spameye and Trashfinder have different authors.
But it would make Trashfinder a more poweful and user-friendly tool.
The power is there, but it's hard to configure.
The first new feature should be a more detailed analysis of the emails
trashed. Percentages are fine as a broadbrush analysis; but it would
often be helpful to know who are the major sources of emails diverted to
the trash folder and what happened to them (relayed or deleted). You
could then use this info to fine tune Trashfinder.
So that if you find that all email from dodgymail.com ends up being
deleted, you can put this address into Trashfinder, and forget about
them. Similarly if all email from usefulemail.com is essential, even
though it is always in UPPER case, you can put them into the bypass list
Which lead me on to another thought. The bypass list is an
all-or-nothing list. Anything in that list bypasses _all_ checks. How
about making it conditional? e.g bypass the dodgy html check, but don't
bypass the attachments check. Another possibility is to have an
exception list for each filter. So that legitimate mail from a specific
person or address containing suspect text ( rape, porn etc) would by
pass the subject/ text checks, but not the attachments check. And so on.
David
Benoit Sarton wrote:
Spameye would be even better with a filter to retrieve all mails for a given
adress,
in trash, spam, and virus directories at once
Benoit
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