All the ways to use sa-learn I've seen only appear to be relevant when mail is scanned as the user who is receiving it, ie. with procmail.
I'm using a milter (mail filter) in sendmail for site wide scanning, which works very well. I would like for each users "Not_Recognised" mbox to be run through sa-learn --spam to remember what it has learned for each user, as a cron job. If this isn't possible, having it using what it learns from each users "Not_Recognised" mbox going site wide would be ok (but not preffered), since theres only a small number of all trusted users. I really can't work out how to do either of these things.
At my site I have a shared folder that all users dump their untagged spam into, but using per-user folders should also work. Try something like the following (not tested):
#! /bin/sh
for homedir in `awk -F: '{ print $6 }' /etc/passwd | sort -u`; do
mailbox="$homedir/mail/Not_Recognised"
if [ -f $mailbox ]; then
# learn spam from this mailbox
sa-learn --no-rebuild --spam --mbox $mailbox
# empty the mailbox
cat /dev/null > $mailbox
fi
done
sa-learn --rebuildRun from cron daily. You may need to set an appropriate $HOME at the beginning of the script. The script would be more robust if written in perl, of course.
-Kevin
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