The script is pretty simple, just looks for an attached file, and renames it to a static filename so I can then run ripmime to get the original message. I wouldn't be surprised if there is a much more elegant solution. The regex may not work for non-mozilla clients, as I only made sure it worked for Mozilla as that is the only browser I use.
Ryan Moore ---------- Perigee.net Corporation 704-849-8355 (sales) 704-849-8017 (tech) www.perigee.net
(the second line is 'cd /tmp', the sed line will probably get wrapped, and there is a single whitespace between "\n name=")
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#!/bin/bash
sed -e'/^Content-Type: message\/rfc822;/N;s/\n *name="\([^"]*\)"/\n name="spamtmporig.eml"/' > /tmp/spamtmp.eml
cd /tmp
mkdir spamtmp
cd spamtmp
mv ../spamtmp.eml .
cat spamtmp.eml | /usr/local/bin/ripmime -i - -d .
cat spamtmporig.eml | /usr/bin/sa-learn --spam
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Ryan Parlee wrote:
I would like to have my users be able to forward spam that they receive to an email address like "[EMAIL PROTECTED]". I would then configure my mail server to send this email through "sa-learn -spam". Do I need to worry about first stripping off "FW: ", the from address (this would be my user and not the original sender), etc.? Also, what about "[EMAIL PROTECTED]". In this case, my users would be wanting to unlearn a particlar message to prevent it from being marked as spam in the future.
Thanks, Ryan
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Ryan Moore ---------- Perigee.net Corporation 704-849-8355 (sales) 704-849-8017 (tech) www.perigee.net
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