Re: [Dbmail] Adding a master user/password for spam learning

2008-08-31 Thread Aleksander Kamenik
http://dbmail.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=dbmail_cplogs This might interest you. It's dspam based, but uses only one folder per user. Regards, -- Aleksander Kamenik System Administrator Krediidiinfo AS an Experian Company Phone: +372 665 9649 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.krediidiinfo.ee

Re: [Dbmail] Adding a master user/password for spam learning

2008-08-30 Thread Colin Wetherbee
Uwe Kiewel wrote: dbmail-export -D -u -m -o sa-learn --spam --file --username amavis I've set something like this up now, and it works wonderfully. Thanks, everyone, for your suggestions and comments. Colin ___ DBmail mailing list DBmail@dbma

Re: [Dbmail] Adding a master user/password for spam learning

2008-08-30 Thread Paul J Stevens
If you want that, use the ACL feature. Create both mailboxes for each user and subscribe them. Set the acl so your spamreading user has access. Use fetchmail to read them and feed the messages to your spam system's learning mechanism. A way to do the first step is demonstrated in attached shell s

Re: [Dbmail] Adding a master user/password for spam learning

2008-08-30 Thread Colin Wetherbee
Matija Grabnar wrote: As I remember, I created #Public/spam and #Public/ham, and gave them ACLs appropriate for public folders. I'm really looking for per-user learning folders, so people don't get too worried about other people reading their email. Making those folders write-only would be

Re: [Dbmail] Adding a master user/password for spam learning

2008-08-30 Thread Colin Wetherbee
Josh Berkus wrote: Is this the advisable way to approach this problem in the first place? If so, what do I need to do to get that master user going? What about using dspam, which is database-based? Then you could simply do a query-based table copy. Also, keep in mind that this scheme will req

Re: [Dbmail] Adding a master user/password for spam learning

2008-08-30 Thread Josh Berkus
Colin, Is this the advisable way to approach this problem in the first place? If so, what do I need to do to get that master user going? What about using dspam, which is database-based? Then you could simply do a query-based table copy. Also, keep in mind that this scheme will require you

Re: [Dbmail] Adding a master user/password for spam learning

2008-08-30 Thread Matija Grabnar
Colin Wetherbee wrote: As I remember, I created #Public/spam and #Public/ham, and gave them ACLs appropriate for public folders. Here is the script I use to process them for amavisd-new. #!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; use Mail::IMAPClient; use File::Te

Re: [Dbmail] Adding a master user/password for spam learning

2008-08-30 Thread Colin Wetherbee
Uwe Kiewel wrote: Colin Wetherbee schrieb: I'd like to create the per-user folders "LearnAsSpam" and "LearnAsHam" for my users, into which they would put messages they've verified to be either spam or ham. Then, a nightly job would come along, feed the messages in those boxes to SpamAssassin, a

Re: [Dbmail] Adding a master user/password for spam learning

2008-08-30 Thread Uwe Kiewel
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Colin Wetherbee schrieb: > Greetings. > > I'd like to create the per-user folders "LearnAsSpam" and "LearnAsHam" > for my users, into which they would put messages they've verified to be > either spam or ham. Then, a nightly job would come along, fee

[Dbmail] Adding a master user/password for spam learning

2008-08-30 Thread Colin Wetherbee
Greetings. I'd like to create the per-user folders "LearnAsSpam" and "LearnAsHam" for my users, into which they would put messages they've verified to be either spam or ham. Then, a nightly job would come along, feed the messages in those boxes to SpamAssassin, and delete them from the databa