For a group of users, I have a Courier IMAP folder with several subfolders, as well as ham & spam subfolders. If a user detects a false negative, he can simply drop it into the spam / ham folder and a cronjob will exec
"sa-learn --dir --spam /home/user/Maildir/.Spam/cur" "sa-learn --dir --ham /home/user/Maildir/.Ham/cur"
Afterwards, the files are moved to a "done" folder so the user knows it's done and he can sort the mails into other folders.
No problem with false negatives, I think, as the messages are still untouched. With false positives, things change. SpamAssassin attached the original mail to it's report, so sa-learn would have to detach it and learn the original ham message only, not the SpamAssassin report.
Does sa-learn work well with IMAP files and does it learn attached spam messages?
Regards, Pierre Beck
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