Hi!
(This mail might appear a second time later ... wrong send-hook :-/)
On Fri, Oct 10, 2003 at 12:18:40AM +0200, Joel Aufrecht wrote:
> There are two problems. First, even if I put two ^ms in the macro, I
> still have to manually hit return at the "Press any key to
> continue..." prompt to exit the shell. So it's a two-step process
> instead of one-step.
There's a flag for this in man muttrc. Don't remember its name.
> Second, the whole thing takes a few seconds, so it's annoying to tag
> spam in my inbox. Is there some way to spin this off in the
> background so that it doesn't interrupt mail reading? Or,
> second-best, a way to batch-process a bunch of tagged messages through
> spam-assassin and then delete them?
Second-best is posible:
- Tag the mails
- Hit the key you assigned to process the next function on all tagged
mails (it's ';' here)
- Pipe (|) it to sa-learn --mbox --spam
HTH
A.
PS: I tag them, put them into a SPAM file, and after reading mails I
run this small script:
#!/bin/sh
sa-learn --mbox --spam --showdots ~/Mail/SPAM && \
cat ~/Mail/SPAM >> ~/Mail/saved-spam && > ~/Mail/SPAM
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