Then it sounds as though your SA isn't set up/ installed right. It would seem like asking Evolution to fire up a shell to run a perl script would be somewhat wasteful of system resources, especially is SA is running somewhere else already. And, IIRC, sending a message through SA twice is a Very Bad Thing to Do as SA gets all confused when it starts scanning its own headers.
I'd fiddle around with your original install of SA and make that work right before I started pasting extra kludges on top of a busted setup. Send the sampleSpam.txt message through from the command line until SA behaves correctly, or at the very least bypass the first SA run altogether if you're going to call it from within Evolution. Rubin On Fri, 2003-12-12 at 17:21, Karl Hakmiller wrote: > Thanks. Problem has been that X-Spam-Status is NEVER set to Yes > by my SA. In fact, this flag never appears on a spam message (unless > some sending list has put it there). And, I do have my local.cf written > to insert this (and other) spam flags. > > However, I am making some progress with a filter suggested here: > > > Pipe to shell: spam -c > /dev/null > Move to: Junk > Stop processing > > I'm now re-training on my accumulated ham and spam files to improve > the filtering. > > Karl > > On Fri, 2003-12-12 at 16:16, Rubin Bennett wrote: > > In Evolution: > > Tools->Filters->Add > > If: > > "Specific Header" "X-Spam-Status" is "Yes" > > Then: > > Move to Folder "Junk" > > OK. > > > > The search for the specific header is case sensitive... make sure you're > > looking for hte right thing. Also, I assume that Evo will strip the > > trailing ":" from the header, so no need to put it in the search string. > > > > Even simpler rule: > > If: > > "Subject" contains "*****SPAM*****" > > Then: > > "Move to Folder" "Junk" > > > > HTH, > > > > Rubin > > > > On Fri, 2003-12-12 at 14:16, Karl Hakmiller wrote: > > > Care to reveal your "very simple" secret? > > > > > > On Fri, 2003-12-12 at 13:52, Rubin Bennett wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > If you don't use Procmail on your IMAP server, it's VERY simple to add a > > > > rule to Evo to grab messages with the *****SPAM***** marker and dump > > > > 'em/ move 'em etc. -- Rubin Bennett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> RB Technologies
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