Thanks, That should work fine.
Shane ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kris Deugau" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <users@spamassassin.apache.org> Sent: Wednesday, December 08, 2004 12:30 PM Subject: Re: SA auto-learn question > Michael Barnes wrote: > > What you are asking about is manual learning in the event of an error > > by SA. > > > > Unfortunately, once the mail gets to a user (depending on their > > computer skills), its pretty much gone. > > *Especially* if they're using Outlook. Ugh. :( > > > What I mean, is that to feed the mails back to the bayes learning > > process once it has gotten to the user is that the user somehow has > > to get _the whole message, headers and all_ somewhere to be fed to > > sa-learn. > > > > I work with pretty bright people, many are in graduate school for > > computer oriented, but I would never ask for an original mail back > > from one of them because it would be too difficult with the multitude > > of (usually broken) mail readers out there. > > > > Part of the email rfc (I guess 822, not sure if its actually in > > another rfc) contains a feature called "resending a message" or > > similar. My mailer, mutt, has this feature, and it describes it as: > [snip] > > Pegasus Mail supports a "Bounce" feature that pretty much resends the > message, including all existing headers and body content (MIME goop and > all). The major disadvantage of this is that it produces a message with > additional Received: headers, and depending on the email path other bits > of the message headers may get changed. :/ > > > Unfortunetly, I have only heard of one other old obsolete mailer > > that has this feature. I'm sure there are others, but its not too > > common. > > *nix-based mailers are far more likely to have this than Windows-based > ones. > > That said, I've asked (and asked, and asked, and PLEADED with) users to > forward mail as an attachment - which (from just about anything except > Eudora and Outlook) gets me *exactly* the message the user receives. > It's a little more work to untangle the attached message, but I've had > *no* trouble feeding these into sa-learn. > > "Right-click, forward as attachment" works pretty well. > > -kgd > -- > Get your mouse off of there! You don't know where that email has been!