Quoting Jens-Uwe Mozdzen <jmozd...@nde.ag>:
During initial Horde5 configuration, I configured IMP "message and spam" to
$conf['spam']['spamfolder'] = false;
$conf['spam']['email_format'] = 'digest'; // auto-set, not required
because no mail is sent
$conf['spam']['reporting'] = true;
Now when looking at my incoming mail, I see a big "spam" button
above the message list, but pressing it does nothing to the message.
I have to set
$conf['spam']['program'] = '/bin/true';
and now when I press "SPAM", I receive a positive feedback message
and the message is marked as spam - but still in the INBOX. It takes
a list refresh to (visually) remove the message from the INBOX.
Is it worth an RFE to assume result code "true" if no specific spam
program is set in IMP configuration?
No. 'program' is optional and is ignored if it doesn't exist.
Your original configuration didn't contain a spam action, either
sending via e-mail or reporting via a program. That's why nothing
happened. You obviously can't mark a message as spam unless some
system actually processes the spam report.
michael
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