On Wed, Dec 17, 2003 at 09:36:30AM -0500, Pedro Sam wrote:
> On December 17, 2003 08:40 am, stan wrote:
> > I'm just gettign spamassain twaeked up, and it's working great. Almost no
> > spam is making it into my default mailbox. Most is winding up in the
> > almost_certianly_spam, and probably_spam mailboxes.
> >
> > Now, wanting to be a godd net citizen, I've been running spamassaiin 0r on
> > each of thes emails, which in addition to teaching my filter about them,
> > alos reports them to razor and DCC. However, since each one of these takes
> > a few seconds to process, it's starting to use up a lot of my time. Is
> > there a way to (once I've dleted any false postives from wither of these
> > mailboxes) to "mass report them?
> >
> > Will, for instnace spmassaina -r --mbox mailbox_name work?
>
> I use the following script to report an individual message, and I call this
> script with "formail -s report.sh < SOME_MBOX". Note that I explicitly use
> the "-d" switch to strip headers first because I "suspect" there is a bug in
> spamassassin which fails to strip SA markup when doing bayes learning.
> (Note: Help me out here people, I've posted this problem like 3 times, and
> no one has been able to confirm or deny this problem, jeezzz ... sa-learn
> works fine, spamassassin -r works fine for reporting, but spamassassin -r
> doesn't work for learning)
>
>
>
> #/bin/bash
> spamassassin -d < /dev/stdin | spamassassin -r
>
Neat trick.
Now anyone have any ideas on how to turn this into a mutt macro? Something
like "resynch mailbox (to delete any messages I have marked for deletion),
then run this script, figuring out what mailbox based upon the mbox I'm in.
NTW, I've got a macro that runs sa-lar, and another that runs spamassian
-r. If I run the 2nd one first, I get a message about 0 messages learned
from, if I run the first one. Whereas, If I reverse the order, I get 1
message learned. So it looks to me that I can't reproduce your error here.
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