Jesse Norell wrote:
Hello,
I don't think the idea will work because IMAP doesn't have a "move"
command. To move a message, it is first copied from one folder to
another (via APPEND, I believe), then a second command is issued to
delete the original message.
Is it done the same way in dbmail?
Hello,
I don't think the idea will work because IMAP doesn't have a "move"
command. To move a message, it is first copied from one folder to
another (via APPEND, I believe), then a second command is issued to
delete the original message. The IMAP server could try to second-guess
that the clien
Jonathan Feally wrote:
Now why would a user delete mail from the spam folder if the script is
going to do it for you?
Because there might be false positives. Of course there may be a script
which deletes mail in the spam folders, that are older than, say, a week.
My entire setup requires ve
Now why would a user delete mail from the spam folder if the script is
going to do it for you?
My entire setup requires very little training of users. They move spam
into folder. If it is a message that was marked as posible spam they
copy it into the notspam folder. Thats it. They continue wi
Magnus Sundberg wrote:
How do you know that the content of the deleted mail was spam?
Sorry if I didn't express myself good enough, I'll try again:
Spam is delivered to the user's SPAM folder. Good mail is delivered to
the users INBOX. That's how it works.
Now dspam can make a mistake, esp
Aleksander wrote:
Jonathan Feally wrote:
As far as getting what your want done, I would suggest using a script
driven via cron every half hour or so.
Yes, I know of such a possibility but there's always the chance, that
the user deletes the mails before the cron shedule. And you would n
Jonathan Feally wrote:
Triggers do sound interesting, however i'd rather see the effort put
into server-side filters for sorting purposes then special execution
of other applications.
I agree with that, I'm not in a hurry just asking for feedback. Any info
and ideas concering this trigger me
Triggers do sound interesting, however i'd rather see the effort put
into server-side filters for sorting purposes then special execution of
other applications.
As far as getting what your want done, I would suggest using a script
driven via cron every half hour or so. I have SpamAssassin's sa-l
Thomas Mueller wrote:
I use a cron job that fetches mails using IMAP from users INBOX/Spam/
folders.
That is possible, but how do you train ham? One solution might be moving
false positives to another special folder, wait an amount of time and
only then move to a folder where it actually sh
Hello Aleksander,
I struggled with dspam for over 2 weeks due to its lack of flexibility
concerning user authentication. I switched to Maia Mailguard and could
not be happier. Everything works exactly like I want it to. You might
consider giving it a look.
Best,
Adam Kosmin
Aleksander wr
I'm interested in the following feature.
A trigger mechanism for IMAP folders. If a message is moved to folder X,
specified (external) command is executed. Likewise when message is moved
from folder X. If required, dbmail-imap would give the whole msg to the
program executed too.
Example.
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