EIP, All: On Sat, 2003-12-13 at 12:35, Exile In Paradise wrote: > I have 2 spam folders.. spam and spam-archive. > I have lots of rules in Evolution to file mailing lists and such... > anything that does not have its own rule usually lands in the Inbox. > > So, the last rule in my Evolution filters checks SA like this: > If > Pipe Message to Shell Command "/usr/bin/spamc -c" does not return 0 > Then > Move to folder "spam" in "local folders" > A quick note: filters for things that can be absolutely determined (e.g., mails with "fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx" in the from field) should always have a "stop processing" directive, lest your mail list mails go through SA. Actually, I would guess this is typically ok, but when you are just starting to train SA, this can be a hassle. Plus, it is unnecessary if the email can be _definitely_ determined to be ok. > This way, my Inbox stays clean and junk accumulates in the "spam" > folder... then I can trawl through to make sure nothing I want to save > got accidentally filed as spam, then move all the "processed" spams to > the spam-archive folder. > > Then, to train SA, I run this every so often: > sa-learn --spam --mbox --showdots --file \ > ~/evolution/local/SPAM-Archive/mbox > > Hope all of this helps someone. I helped me enough to put SA back on my machine and get it working (I was having problems with it the last time I tried). Thanks! Looking forward to a spam-free future, Neil
