Re: Feature Request

>Hi Craig,
>
>On Sun, Feb 08, 2004 at 01:06:35AM -0700, [email protected] wrote:
>
>>  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.
>
>No. You're not out of line at all. I understand you want an option in the
>remote commands to forward the queued message to a specific address.  Am I
>correct?

Yes, in this case (using the example above) I was thinking of 
something like the following (or similar) in the 'ASK queue report':

Kind regards,

Craig D.
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Craig Daters ([email protected])
Systems Administrator
West Press Printing & Copying
1663 West Grant Road
Tucson, Arizona 85745-1433

Tel: 520-624-4939
Fax: 520-624-2715

www.westpress.com

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