Does anyone know here if there's a way to have Gmail add a header onto email marked as Spam?
Right now I am using procmail with fetchmail and mutt, and I want procmail to send all stuff marked as spam into a spam-mailbox on mutt (easy to do, I know how to do this if there's a header). Problem is, there's no way to know what Gmail tags as spam (as far as I know). I added their filters: "Matches: to:(@) - Do this: Never send it to Spam" on their web clientt (all my mailing list replies kept getting sent to my spambox on Gmail for some reason), but now I basically would get rid of the sole reason why I use gmail if I use this filter: their anti-spam is the best except for my lists getting marked off. (No offense, but most other anti-spam lists don't work as good as Gmail; I have only once had a legit email sent to me marked as spam by Gmail, and only sometimes my lists get sent there) If I have the spam go to the normal spam-box on Gmail, fetchmail doesn't grab it (and if it did, I don't want all of it mixed up in my normal mail). I want to send all the (possible ham) into a spam mailbox to read on mutt. I don't get enough spam (and I hope this remains true!) that weeding through a seperate box daily for ham would annoy me. It does, however, annoy me when all the spam is in my main inbox. .procmailrc contents: ># Environment variable assignments >PATH=/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/bin >VERBOSE=off # Turn on for verbose log >MAILDIR=$HOME/Mail # Where Procmail recipes deliver >LOGFILE=$HOME/.procmaillog # Keep a log for troubleshooting. > ># gmail spam box (does not work, there is no header for this (yet?)); this is >just an experemental rule to show that this is what I would use if gmail >supported it >:0 >* ^X-Gmail-Spam: True >gmailspam/ > >:0 >inbox/ .fetchmailrc: >set daemon 300 >poll pop.gmail.com # Tell fetchmail about server >with proto POP3 # Use the POP-protocol >user 'mygmailusername' # Your Gmail Username >there with password 'mypasswordhere' # Your Gmail Password >is 'localusr' here # Local Username >mda "/usr/bin/procmail -d %T" # Tell fetchmail which MDA to use >options # Options duh > >keep # Keep the mail on server = safe >ssl # Use ssl >sslcertck # Check the certificates >sslcertpath /etc/ssl/certs # Path to the certificates Thanks in advance for any help / suggestions. -- Harry.
