I've been thinking about using bayes in learning mode, but I want to
do it without disturbing my current mail setup.
I thought I might (using procmail) channel a copy of all incoming mail
through spamassassin with bayes learning turned on.
I'd want bayes learning off in the main mail setup. So I wondered if
one could turn bayes learning on by way of a call to spamassassin in
.promailrc but have bayes learning turned off in a different call to
spamassassin?
I'm thinking something along this line (but turning bayes learning
off/on as needed):
.procmailrc:
:0 c
{
:0fw ## How to turn bayes learning on here?
| /usr/bin/spamc
:0:
* ^X-Spam-Status: Yes
tspama_spam.in
:0 ## Here I can check results with out involving main setup
post_tspama_spam.in
}
[...] Then after my other recipes the 2nd call
:0fw ## How to turn bayes learning off here?
| /usr/bin/spamc
:0:
* ^X-Spam-Status: Yes
spama_spam_.in
[end .procmailrc]
Is there someway at those calls to turn bayes learning off or on?
