Am Montag, 25. Juli 2005 10:50 schrieb christophe: > Le lundi 25 Juillet 2005 01:05, jdow a écrit : > > christophe, you DO know that "cat spam" merely prints out your raw > > spam file so it should not have any markup in it. > > If you want to view a permanent marked up file you need to run: > > spamc < spam >spam_marked_up > > Or something like that. Remember that spamc takes stdin, filters, and > > feeds back out stdout. So "spamc <spam" is not saving anything to the > > "spam" file. > > OK thanks jdow and Theo. I am sorry to be so naive but i thought that > inserting a line like : > add_header spam Flag _YESNOCAPS_ > in the /etc/mail/spamassassin/local.cf file would say to spamc to insert > the proper flag in the spam file. > Actually this is what i need spamc to do so that kmail (my mail client) > treats the spam properly. As i read to do so in many tutorials on the > internet, i put 2 filters : > - 1st one is applying spamc on every mail < 250kB > - 2nd one is detecting the presence of X-Spam-Flag: YES in a message > So i do _need_ spamc to insert this flag in the message. > But the problem is that in kmail(1.7.1) i don't know the name of the > command 'spamc < spam > spam_marked_up' will not work. > I read kmail documentation, and whatever i do it doesn't get this output. > Now it's a kmail problem. > Thanks for your help.
I use "spamassassin -d | spamc" as a filter in kamil. The first part deletes al previous maurup an than spamc checks the mail. You ned no redirecktion in kmail. Thomas -- icq:133073900 http://www.t-arend.de
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