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Jason Rennie <[email protected]> writes:
> By all means, go ahead and code away! :) The chances of me having time
> to do serious work on ifile in the near future are minimal (I'm in the
> middle of proposal writing).
I hear you ;-) I'm more likely to attack the daemonization than the
MIME parsing part, honestly; I think it solves the problem of a large
corpus more generally.
> Btw, like you mentioned, it would be nice to pull out blocks of encoded
> information. Might even be worth doing a minimal MIME parse. Also, in
> case you didn't see it, take a look at Chris Brown's post from a 8/23.
Will-do. Yahoo makes reading the archives mildly painful, so I admit
to not having read them all.
> Try -Q. It gives a recommendation and adds the message to the database in
> that category. You can delete (-d) and insert (-i) using a single ifile
> (ifile -d spam -i ifile ~/Mail/spam/43) call if that decision is incorrect.
I don't want to use -Q in this case, because what I'm aiming to do is
provide automatic recording of classification/reclassification of
messages based on where they actually get put, and then a hook the
user can optionally call to get a recommendation as to where to put
the message. I don't want calling the hook to have side-effects --
it's just a recommendation.
Thanks for the rapid responses!
Jeremy