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Show posts MenuQuote from: Xepher on August 03, 2007, 04:40:04 AM
The new system will be ENTIRELY learning-based. It'll start off knowing nothing, and delivering mail to an "Unsure" folder. You can drag/drop (move) mail from there to "Spam" (where it will be learned as spam) or some other folder (like the inbox) where it will be learned as non-spam.
Quote from: Xepher on August 03, 2007, 02:34:08 AM
You've got a .procmailrc file that's doing it. It looks like you set it up manually, so it filters on certain addresses. You have it passing the email through spamc, (which tags it) but no filter in place to actually delete the stuff that's spam. You basically want to add the following block right after the spamc filter.
:0fw
| /usr/bin/spamc
:0:
* ^TO_(address1@bitscape.net | address2@xepher.net | address3@bitscape.net)
Inbox
:0:
/dev/null
The first bit should send messages to SpamAssassin so it can get tagged. I've decided to keep using POP, so my local filters can catch it for me rather than sort it on the server.Page created in 0.027 seconds with 16 queries.