Re: Running a shell command while saving messages to mailboxes
* Sébastien Hinderer (Sebastien.Hinderer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx) wrote thusly unto the
masses:
> However, I just got an idea which might solve the problem:
> I read my mails using fetchmail/procmail. So I could ask procmail to
> pipe all messages spamassassin does not recognize as spam through
> sa-learn --ham before sorting them. I could then use mutt's S binding to
> re-learn these messages to spamassassin as spam, cancelling the action
> --ham had.
Yeah that could work to help classify stuff. Edge case spam. spam that
is almost not spam, that gets through might get through for a few
messages before you catch them. But really if you have a small amount
of spam anyways this wouldn't be a real concern, as long as you caught
it in a relatively quick time frame.
Might in the long term cause a slight slow down in
classification time, since the amount of ham words and spam words will
get really large corresponding to emails you get.
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