On Thu, 9 Oct 2003 13:03:52 -0400
"Steven T. Hatton"
I figured out how to manually get it to read the Mail/spam directory and add the samples to the blacklist. That is done by: `sa-learn --spam --dir ~/ Mail/spam/cur'
I've also determined that I can do things such as
test -n "$(spamc -r < ../Mail/spam/cur/1065713078.3551.VrDP\:2\,S)" && echo "positive"
Which echos "postitive" to console when the message is spam. I assume I can use the same concept in my KMail filters. But I have yet to figure out exactly what I need to do.
Note that I am not using procmail, and I don't have time (nor desire) to switch. I'm also trying to get a client configured at this point, not a server.
Before you make a mess of Razor and Co. formail -s < mailbox | spamassassin -r I hope it is right but at least I think you got the idea.