>> On Thursday, September 14, 2006 9:06 AM +0000 Michele Petrazzo >> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> > always, when I install spamassassin to my custumers, I create them a imap >> > account (called normally spam), that has two folders, spam and no-spam, >> > where the users move the "not signed has spam, or signed has spam but >> > wrong" email. On the server, I execeute throu a crontab every hour a >> > python script, that I made, that pass the mail to sa-learn (with the >> > right options, of course). I create this script because I didn't found >> > one on internet that do the same work, so I'm here for ask to you if you >> > want it, for include it on spamassassin or add it on the wiki pages. >> >> This is probably like the Fuzzy OCR plugin, a good thing for a 3rd party to >> support on the SA users mailing list. >> >> Does your script access the IMAP server through IMAP protocol, or does it >> directly access the underlying mail store? >> >> I do something similar, accessing the mbox files that Dovecot uses to store >> mail. My folders are Spam/FalsePositives and Spam/Uncaught. Detected spam >> is filtered by procmail into Spam/SpamAssassin at delivery time. End user >> interaction is to move the false positives from Spam/SpamAssassin to >> Spam/FalsePositives, and spam from other folders to Spam/Uncaught. >> >> My nightly script looks like this: >> >> #!/bin/sh >> sa-learn --spam --mbox ~/mail/Spam/Uncaught >> sa-learn --ham --mbox ~/mail/Spam/FalsePositives >> >> >> >> Hi,
I hacked together a sa-learn-imap that actually uses imap protocol. If anybody wants to make it better, please give a shout It is used on a cyrus system, and the SA does not necessarily sit on the same machine as the imap Wolfgang Hamann
