> You might try saving them to a trash folder whne you delete them, and > running an asynchronous daemon that periodically captures message-ids > from the trash folder, prunes them from other folders, and removes them > from trash. But that's not a quick hack.
That actually gives me a terrific idea: I can have procmail do this: When a message comes in: - archive it - if it's probably spam, put it in =spam - if it's not, process it normally. If i get spam in a non-spam folder, i manually move it to =spam. If i get non-spam in =spam, i manually move it out. Then, every now and then i go into =spam, double-check for false positives, tag everything, and apply a script which does the message-matching-and-deleting trick i mentioned in an earlier message. Thanks for the suggestions, everyone. -- Mike Schiraldi VeriSign Applied Research
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