Re: What am I doing wrong?
* Adam Shostack <adam@xxxxxxxxxxxx> [07-11-04 20:49]:
> I'm trying to enhance my anti-spam to save messages that get through
> my filters. However, the rules below seem to save the message to a
> file called ~/etc/wait_key=no>|razor-revoke;<save-entry>.spam-missed
>
> I note that save-message is magically transformed into save-entry, and
> would appriciate any advice as to what's wrong or how to do this
> properly.
>
> message-hook "~h RAZOR" "unignore X-Spam-Status"
> macro index S "<set
> wait_key=no>|razor-revoke;<save-message>.spam-missed<enter><reset wait_key>"
> "report message to Vipul's Razor"
try
macro index S ":set wait_key=no|razor-revoke; \
<save-message>.spam-missed<enter> reset wait_key" \
"report message to Vipul's Razor"
enter-command (default: `:'')
This command is used to execute any command you would normally put in a
configuration file. A common use is to check the settings of variables,
or in conjunction with `macros'' to change settings on the fly.
Named functions such as save-message are enclosed with <> whereas the
same functions mapped to key 's' is not. The above macro could be
written as:
macro index S ":unset wait_key|razor-revoke; \
s.spam-missed\n set wait_key" \
"report message to Viput's Razor"
s=<save-message>
\n=<return>
note: not tested
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