That's exactly what I was looking for. Thank you.
I get the impression that I looked into this some years back and it
wasn't possible to do this, thus my question.
Thanks again
OliverScott wrote:
You already can - try this in your local.cf:
rewrite_header Subject SPAM [_STARS(X)_]
This
That's very helpful! Thanks. Now I don't have to go through all the
docs to figure this out. =)
Matus UHLAR - fantomas wrote:
mutt supports spam tags, I use this setup:
set imap_headers="X-Spam-Status"
spam "X-Spam-Status: (Yes|No), score=(-?[0-9]+\.[0-9])" "%2"
spam "X-Spam-Status: (Ye
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> I admin my personal mail system with SpamAssassin. I use
> maildrop as my MDA to process mail through SpamAssassin
> and then deliver it to the
> proper new-spam folder based on the spam's score.
>
You can also sent different spam (based on the score) to different folders.
I have som
On 04.09.07 00:48, Jesse Molina wrote:
> However, I then need to manually go through my new-spam folder from time
> to time and find the false-positives and train the Bayes system as
> appropriate.
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> I use Seamonkey (Mozilla) and mutt as my MUAs. I'm usually using
> Seamonkey when I'm doing
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I admin my personal mail system with SpamAssassin. I use maildrop as my
MDA to process mail through SpamAssassin and then deliver it to the
proper new-spam folder based on the spam's score.
However, I then need to manually go through my new-spam folder from time
to time and find the fal
