Hey there all, I recently switched from using alpine exclusively to using imap on my iDevices. I've converted alpine to read my mailboxes via imap instead of local-file-system.
In alpine, I was able to pipe a message to spamc -d servername -C report, which would feed bayes, as well as reporting to pyzor, razor, and the like. While I can still do this, I'd like to be able to report/learn from any device I'm on. Since I'm doing imap more, I've decided to go to the route of having a "learn spam" and "learn ham" folder, but after checking the wiki, I don't see a good way of going about what I need. 1) While I've found that spamassassin and sa-learn can take a mailbox as an argument, I haven't found a good way to do this with spamc. Also, I'd like it if the mere presence of a message in the folder is a sigil of whether or not its been processes. 2) While I could take a tool server-side and "mv" the mailbox and then split it, I don't know how imap would react to this. I *think* the right answer is to connect to the mailbox with server-side tools that actually implement the correct locks (so as to be imap-compatible, and so that they don't process an incomplete message), and delete messages as they're piped to spamc -C report. The thing is, I haven't found any tools that do this, and while it's probably a trivial amount of work to implement, I'd rather not reinvent the wheel. Noting as well that my plan is to make this a system-wide thing once this works for me, via cron (once every half-hour or so), has anyone else come up with a good answer to this problem? -Dan
