> But that sounds a bit extreme. Aren't you just adding/removing a single
> keyword? If so, you can use mail_update_keywords() to just add/remove
> that without reading/touching other keywords.
Wouldn't it make a difference to mail client (silent fail instead of
reported fail)?
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> > I guess that in need_keyword_hook case save_init/save_finish hooks will
> > have to check email for spams and keyword it. It is not clear how to
> > mark mail as spam if both need_folder_hook and need_keyword_hook are
> > true.
>
> Well, the need_keyword_hook variable is just internal. The poi
> I haven't looked at your code, but struct mail always has a transaction
> (mail->transaction). You could fail the transaction by hooking into
> transaction_commit and calling rollback if your internal failure-flag
> was set.
> But that sounds a bit extreme.
Indeed. But I suppose if I always ha
On Thu, 2008-03-20 at 15:16 +0100, Johannes Berg wrote:
> The thing is that I don't know what context the update_keywords function
> runs in and whether it has a transaction at all, so I don't know how to
> roll back. I suppose it would be possible to grab the original keyword
> list before invoki
Hi,
> I guess that in need_keyword_hook case save_init/save_finish hooks will
> have to check email for spams and keyword it. It is not clear how to
> mark mail as spam if both need_folder_hook and need_keyword_hook are
> true.
Well, the need_keyword_hook variable is just internal. The point is t
Hi Johannes,
> Interesting idea, but the keyword my evolution uses seems to be "Junk",
> not "$Junk".
You are right, I didn't checked it and copied "$Junk" from
http://wiki.dovecot.org/MailboxFormat/Maildir
> There isn't really, without some work. I have just committed this patch:
> http://git
Jan Oravec wrote:
Some email clients, like Evolution, use IMAP keywords to flag spam
instead of moving mail to dedicated spam mailbox. This is very useful,
as false positives can be easily "moved" to original mailbox simply by
removing $Junk keyword.
I couldn't find a way how to integrate antisp
Hi Jan,
> Some email clients, like Evolution, use IMAP keywords to flag spam
> instead of moving mail to dedicated spam mailbox. This is very useful,
> as false positives can be easily "moved" to original mailbox simply by
> removing $Junk keyword.
Interesting idea, but the keyword my evolution u
On 3/20/2008 7:23 AM, Jan Oravec wrote:
Some email clients, like Evolution, use IMAP keywords to flag spam
instead of moving mail to dedicated spam mailbox. This is very useful,
as false positives can be easily "moved" to original mailbox simply by
removing $Junk keyword.
Thunderbird does this
