Re: rc_bulkmailbox in 2.5 working?
Marco Paganini <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.mail.spam.active-spam-killer.general |
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Hi Erez, >> Yes, you're right. This happens since 2.3.beta1. Those separate mailboxes >> caused too much confusion and were not covered by the remote commands. > > As someone who doesn't use the remote commands, and was NOT confused :-), I > liked the fact that I could separate my bulk mail from non-bulk one. For > me, they in two different classes of spam: the non-bulk is far more likely > to be spam, whereas the bulk one is more likely to be some mailing list mail > I'm on that's not in my whitelist. In that regard, you're absolutely right. I usually do not subscribe to mailing-lists in a daily basis, so this never bit me. I can bring the code back in as an option... Please enter this as a "Feature Request" on sourceforge so I can keep track of it. > I also think it's somewhat bad to store bulk mail messages in the same queue > directory. Bulk mail messages will never be removed from the queue via > someone replying to a confirmation, since no confirmation request was sent > for those. Again, bulk and non-bulk mails are really two different classes > of emails IMHO, and should remain in separate queues. Well, most messages in the queue will never be replied to. Nothing substitutes a good glance in your queue once in a while. I do it every other week. > Is it possible to add a feature that'll separate the two somehow (different > queue dir or different file name prefix)? We can keep the default behavior > as is, but allow people like me to have more control over these two > different queues (I use all sorts of shell scripts to integrate ASK w/ my MH > system). Ah, yes. I also plan to add MH support to ASK. This will make your life easier for sure. Regards, Paga > > > Cheers, > > Paga > > Thanks, > Erez. -- Marco Paganini | UNIX / Linux / Networking [email protected] | PGP: http://www.paganini.net/pgp/ http://www.paganini.net | Magnus Frater te spectat... ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: VM Ware With VMware you can run multiple operating systems on a single machine. WITHOUT REBOOTING! Mix Linux / Windows / Novell virtual machines at the same time. Free trial click here:http://www.vmware.com/wl/offer/358/0