On Monday 09 August 2004 9:33 pm, Charlie Mahan wrote: > I beg to differ. The Mail directory for K-Mail since (I believe) 3.1 *is* a > hidden directory, while the sub-directories in it are not. No point hiding > those is there, they live in a hidden directory. > > The rest of what you advised is probably accurate. I wouldn't know and > don't intend to discover since spamassassin and I have never been more than > coldly cordial to one another. I use bogofilter, far less horsepower > required, easily configured, while just as accurate.
I just thought I would toss out that I use a little (poorly written) bash script called spam-learn that resides in ~/bin and is made executable. echo "SpamPile" sa-learn --spam ~/.Mail/SpamPile/cur/ echo "inbox" sa-learn --ham ~/.Mail/inbox/cur/ echo "Ads" sa-learn --ham ~/.Mail/Ads/cur/ I run it daily after my new mail arrives, and it works great, as I rarely have to handle this manually. Rob -- Linux Desktop user since 2000, Home networker since shortly after. Linux User #183693 http://counter.li.org/
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