On Mon, Feb 1, 2010 at 10:23 PM, Bowie Bailey <bowie_bai...@buc.com> wrote:
> ram wrote: > > hi > > > > what i am looking is > > > > iam looking sitewide, not userwide > > > > so if the user feel its spam mail, he will send that mail to another > > email of local account, > > from there i want to choose the bayes learn and decide what is spam > > and what is not spam > > > > hope i explained well i feel > > Yes. Makes much more sense this time! :) > > You can do something similar to that, but if you do a normal forward, > you will generally lose the header information. There are two basic > ways to do it. > > 1) Have the user copy the emails to a local spam folder and then have a > process that collects the mail from those folders and learns from it on > a regular basis. This is easy to do if you are using IMAP or webmail > since everything is on the server. If you are using POP3, it gets more > complicated since everyone's mail folder is on their own computer. > > 2) Have the user forward the mail as an attachment. This will usually > preserve the headers depending on the mail client. The downside is that > you then have to extract the original mail from the attachment before > you can learn from it and you have to teach your users how to forward > mail as an attachment. > > yes i do have different users some use webmail and some use outlook and outlook exress diffrent clients using pop3ssl iam not sure how can i ask user to send spam mail as attachment to some u...@domain.com if spammers know we are allowing u...@domain.com everything, they start filling with spam ? is this correct ? ram
