Feature Request

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ability to forward mail to another email acount, defined in .askrc for
utilization in a SpamAssassin invironment for SpamAssassin's sa-learn
bayesian learning script.

Background info...I am using MailScanner, MailWatch, SpamAssassin, and ASK
with Sendmail. I am also using ClamAV and F-Prot for virus scanning. I am
quarantining all mail that scans positive for viri and such, but am
currently passing spam through with modified subject tags for filtering at
the user level (Although I am quarantining high-scoring spam.) I install
ASK for users who complain of too much spam. These users check there spam
queues throughout the day and make changes accordingly.

So far this system has been working great! But now I want to take it a
little further and start using SpamAssassin's Bayesian learning
capabilities. I want to set up two users, 'spam' and 'notspam' that our
employees can forward mail to start training it. I think it would be
great, if right from the emailed queue report, users of ASK could forward
their spam directly to one of these email acounts for training
SpamAssassin. I then have a bash script set up to run the sa-learn script
against both of these accounts, and then set up a cron job to run the
script every night or something like that...?

Am I out of line? I think this would be a great option.

Craig D.



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