[imp] Spam Reporting

[Michael C. Ibarra]

For now, until I can work out a new message.php, I will simply
use redirect. IMP_Headers rewrites headers, according to message.php,
so I will look into how difficult it would be to use the original ones.
A better method, IMO, would be to have this configurable in admin,
allowing you to choose between leave all headers intact, rewrite the
from or header, or rewrite all of them, the current option.

-mike

PS So far, using redirect, spamass is learning quite finely using
         sa-learn --spam --mbox <spamacache-mbox>

I do not even have to worry about pruning the mbox because if it has
already been learned, it is just ignored the next time around.


Quoting Jan Schneider <jan at horde.org>:

> Quoting "Michael C. Ibarra" <ibarra at hawk.com>:
>
> [...]
>
> Having a quick glance at the code, it looks like the spam message is sent to
> the configured email address as a message/rf822 attachment in a
> multipart/digest message. You need to extract this attachment before you
> pipe it to sa-learn.
> I use "/usr/bin/spamassassin -r" to report spam, this won't work in your
> case of course. I don't know off my head how this exactly works, but
> shouldn't it be possible to run spamd on the sa server and use "spamc -r"
> instead to report spam to this deamon?
>
> > 2. I feel that it may be helpful, sorry no patch, if I were able to
> > select a bunch of messages within imp, then "Mark As" Spam. This would
> > prevent me from having to open, read and report what I already know, from
> > its header, is spam.
>
> Yes, this would be useful, but unless you or someone else provides a patch
> or one of the developers feels a personal need for such a feature it won't
> happen.
>
> Jan.