well first of all - thanks for the quick response :)
John Hardin wrote: > > You didn't explain your MTA tool chain, so we have no idea how to > recommend configuring it to change where messages scored as "spammy" get > saved. > > Tell us what does delivery (e.g. procmail) in your environment and > someone may be able to tell you how to configure delivery of spammy > messages to a spam folder. > I'm running qmail as MTA and courier-imap, there is also procmail on the server. John Hardin wrote: > > Worst case, your mail client can probably support a rule that will move > tagged messages to a different folder, or delete them. > That's not an option for me, for it happens that I'm away from civilization for say couple of weeks, still my updates run twice a week, and you can imagine what the result is. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/skip-inbox---tp17983749p17984316.html Sent from the SpamAssassin - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
