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Hello Adam,
I've tried with fetchmail before, but coudn't get it to work, you explanation is a big help with that method, I'll try it.
Thanks.
Pedro Silva
On 08-06-2018 15:22, Adam Tauno Williams wrote:
sa-learn would be the way to go, but my spamassassin is not on the
same server as my mailboxes. I tried solution with a common mailbox
and something like fetchmail on my spamassassin machine, but could
not get it to work as I intended.
You are right about learning based on user experience, but as it is a
score based learning I would like to try to see how it goes. Maybe
I'll come to regret it but well...
The fetchmail method works. In the spamd home directory create a .fetchmailrc file like: poll aleph.wmmi.net protocol IMAP: user {user} with password {secret} Where {user} is a system account with access to the user.{user}.SPAM folders. Then you want to run: fetchmail --verbose --keep --all --norewrite --folder 'user.{user}.SPAM' --mda '/usr/bin/sa-learn --spam' AS THE "spamd" USER for each user. It works for smallish systems. Easily enough adapted to learn from one centralized folder provided your mail client has an easy way to get SPAM reported messages into that folder. --
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