Alan Gutierrez a écrit :
Yes, it helps. I'm fortunate in that the Domino mangement will be
performed by someone who's particularly good at Notes development. I
need to get a fix on what Domino can do, and that's why I ask.
Apparently, there's already a "Spam" box on these Domino clients and
a macro to add mail to the "Spam" box. Using your solution with
fetchmail instead of kmail, I can automate training of SA via IMAP or POP.
But, "Ham" is confusing. I'd suspect that a user would want to
retain control of folder names, rather than lumping everything of
value into a "Ham" folder.
I think he was talking about a ham mailbox (one to post False positives
to), not a ham folder.
Am I correct in assuming that the user puts mail in the "Ham" folder
only if it has been incorrectly marked as "Spam"? Then I suppose
you're running auto-learn maybe, and the "Ham" folder corrects?
I use 4 IMAP folders:
- Junk folder (people can look here for false positives)
- Junk/Miss for missed spam (I mean .Junk.Miss but let's use slashes)
- Junk/Error for false positives
- Junk/Trash for confirmed spam (can be purged quickly)
sa-learn is run on Junk/Miss (--spam) and Junk/Error (--ham). after
that, the messages may be moved (or whatever you want).
if the user didn't copy the FP message (he just moved it to the
Junk/Error folder, then it should be "redelivered" after sa-learn (but
one must make sure it is not delivered to the Junk folder again).
(Miss, Error and Trash may be shared folders).
