From: Mathias Wrede [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Hi list,
>
> in wich way could I make the following line compatible to sa-learn?
> # sa-learn --ham `find /var/spool/imap/user \( -name '*.' -o -name Spam
> -prune -o -name System -prune -o -name Trash -prune -o -name Virus -prune
\)
> -type f`
>
> My problem: There could be blanks in the pathnames.
Hmmmm...maybe something like this:
# find /var/spool/imap/user \( -name '*.' -o
-name Spam -prune -o -name System -prune -o -name Trash -prune -o -name
Virus
-prune \) -type f -print0 | xargs -i --null sa-learn --nosync --ham '{}'
(That should all be one line)
Followed by:
# sa-learn --sync
The -print0 creates a null-separated list of filenames. The call to xargs
breaks them apart and feeds them to sa-learn one at a time. For a bit of
extra speed, the --nosync option is used for learning each email, and then
an
explicit --sync is run afterwards.
It is also possible that I'm making this way too complicated, but I don't
know
of any easier way offhand.
Bowie
