IMAP / bogofilter

[robin-lists at robinbowes.com]

Chris,
 
I already do this using qmail/vpopmail/maildrop/bincimap.
 
Each of my users has a SPAM folder containing UNDETECTED and MISDETECTED
folders.
 
All incoming mail is filtered through bogofilter. If spam is detected it is
dropped in the user's SPAM folder. If any spam slips through the user simply
drops the mail into the UNDETECTED folder. A cron job runs periodically,
checking all users UNDETECTED folders and re-processing any messages as
spam. Similarly, false positives can be dropped into the MISDETECTED folder
and re-processed as ham.
 
Working great for me.
 
R.
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http://robinbowes.com <http://robinbowes.com/>  
 


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From: bogofilter-bounces+robin-lists=robinbowes.com at bogofilter.org
[mailto:bogofilter-bounces+robin-lists=robinbowes.com at bogofilter.org] On
Behalf Of Chris Fortune
Sent: 30 August 2004 00:25
To: bogofilter at bogofilter.org
Subject: IMAP / bogofilter


Hello,
 
I wrote the beginnings of a whitepaper for an IMAP / Bayesian / SMTP
anti-spam setup:
https://spameater.com/bayesian-IMAP.html
It looks like a very elegant solution, and probably somebody has done it
already, but i can't find any examples on the 'net yet.  If anyone knows of
such a system I would like to talk with him / her.
 
Chris Fortune, CTO
http://spameater.com/
Thanks for supporting anti-spam R&D


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