> > > > on running "dcop kmail 'kmail-mainwindow#1' activateAction empty" a
> > > > confirmation window pops up. How to get rid of it, more precisely how
> > > > do I get "activateAction" to know it should assume "Yes"?
> > >
> > > I think this is not possible, but you could ask on kdepim-users to make
> > > sure.
> > >
> > > What is your use case, maybe there is a different solution how to
> > > handle it.
> >
> > 1. Every day at 8am I want kmail to fetch new mail.
> > 2. Then all messages which have been moved to a specific folder should
> > be processed by sa_learn
> > 3. Now these messages should be moved to thrash (which I tried using the
> > above dcop statement).
>
> Does sa_learn use the mbox of the folder after all messages have been
> retrieved?
> Or does it check every mail as it comes in?
I excluded sa_learn from filters for incoming mail, it's slowing down the
fast-as-a-snail filter process of kmail too much. Instead I'm
running "sa-learn -L --spam ~/Mail/SPAM/cur" from time to time on all
messages in my SPAM folder.
Regards
Frank
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