I do this by piping messages (either singly or in muliples) to spamassassin -r or -k as appropriate.
You may need to enable the ability to use unix pipes, which can be done within the pine setup, or by adding the "enable-unix-pipe-cmd" in the feature-list section of your .pinerc. On Wed, 3 Nov 2010, Pat Traynor wrote:
This is certainly a newbie question for all of you out there, but I really don't know where I should be asking this. I've been running Spamassassin on my linux server for some time, and I use Pine to read my mail. I suspect that Spamassassin isn't learning from spam that's coming through if I don't alert it to false positives or missed spam, but I simply don't know how to do that. Can someone tell me (or point me to instructions) on what steps I should take to do this? I would imagine some of it involves redirecting spam from my inbox to a "spam" file. I'm not looking for something that's site-wide. This is just for my account. Thanks for any help. --pat--
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