[email protected] wrote:
|Steffen "Daode" Nurpmeso <[email protected]> wrote:
|> [email protected] wrote:
|>|I am currently testing version 14.2 of s-nail. First thing I noticed:
|>|If "bsdcompat" is set, the header summary looks garbled: It prints
|>|a newline before the closing quote of the subject.
|>
|> I just pushed the appended fix to the *master* branch.
|> Many thanks for reporting this issue!
|>
|> Ciao, and i hope the second look is more appealing..
|
|Hi,
|
|I've just rebuilt it and it looks good now. Thanks.
it'll get better with time, promised.
Good that you're continuing on..
|Another thing: As with nail, junk classification does not appear to work
|on 64bit machines. It works when I compile nail (and presumably s-nail) on a
|32bit machine. I have set up the junk filter according to the manual:
|
|...
|set junkdb=/home/user/.junk
|...
|define junkfilter {
| classify (smaller 20000) :n
|}
|...
|account main {
| ..
| set folder-hook-imaps://myuser@myimapserver/INBOX=junkfilter
| ...
|}
|
|If I junk (:j) a message, and classify it again, it will not be detected as
|junk as it should be.
hmmmm, well i haven't looked into this at all sofar, nor used it!
I've placed some printf(3)s in the code to see if i can help you
with a short hack, but it doesn't look promising -- in fact
i began to wonder a bit how this could end up as a good database
in the end (*at all*, that is)...
To be honest, i remember a time of "Bayesian filtering hype" in
the german computer magazine c't around the years 2000/2001 (or
so), but never used such a feature on my own; i strongly believe
that this should be done on the server side, using administrated,
up-to-date white/grey/blacklisting, and up-to-date databases like
SpamAssassin, that get updated by a large community of people;
especially with IMAP, where it's easy to get just a header listing
of some JUNK folder.
But, to come back to your and of course my problem; this is
a pretty unfortunate situation, i am currently very busy, and
a fix to your problem would need *real* time, which i don't have
right now, and so even for the forseeable future. Also, i've been
working on S-nail for more than five months in a row, practically
full-time, starting from zero -- i think i need some distance
before i can come back and spend real time on this codebase.
Even more ;) i've got a clear target of the S-nail versions 14.3
(fixing the thread sorting and selection, add %n format for
*headline*) and 15.0 (complete rewrite of the MIME and send
layers, so that direct part/attachment addressing is possible for
commands like "write" etc.).
And then, it really comes out like this, i think i don't really
believe in this isolated Bayesian filter, even if i use S-nail
exclusively as a MUA.
Maybe if it would be possible to clearly specify what should be
checked/added (header fields), if it would be possible to
integrate databases like that from SpamAssassin into this
hashtable, whatever.
Hmmm. So for now i'm sorry, i can't help you with that at the
moment. Maybe i'll find time and look into this when it comes to
14.3, which will be sometime this summer.
But now that i think about it i see that it would be nice to have
an integrated automatic classification hook or so, that could be
triggered when messages are accessed (have to think here), and
that would pipe the *raw* message through an external processor
*before* we look at it, i.e., so that a local
script/SpamAssassin/xy could modify it on the fly. If that were
the case, you could filter on some very specific header line that
could be injected by those filters, and as a bonus that filter
could manage/update a local/sitewide/xy database.
This may be an interesting addition.
But maybe Martin Neitzel has found a clever way how to do that
already today :)
|I have no idea what causes this.
|
|Regards
|Dirk Peters
For nothing, ciao
--steffen
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