McDonald, Dan wrote: > Incidentally, if anyone knows how to convince the latest Outlook > service pack to not mung the body and strip headers when doing the > "create new message and drag the message into it" trick, I'd love to > be able to tell the helpdesk so that they can collect proper message > bodies...
As the others have stated, there is no way to do this. My workaround is to have shared IMAP folders (one for teach-spam and one for teach-spam) that the users can drop mail into. This preserves all headers. Downside: users can see each others' reported mail before I pick it up. (If enough of my users actually did this, I might write a script to put it in an admin-only folder.) You absolutely need to explicitly tell users that they can NOT configure their email clients to automatically put mail into this shared folder. Anything in this shared folder needs to be independently examined by somebody well versed in what actually qualifies as spam. There appears to be a way to set the shared folder permissions in Cyrus so that people can't see the folder's contents (like a unix directory with mode 0733), but I never bothered figure out how to do that.
