Re: How do you make spam automatically move to spam group on exit?

[Ted Zlatanov <tzz@lifelogs.com>]

On Sun, 09 Mar 2003, emerick@cs.bu.edu wrote:
> Ted Zlatanov writes:
> 
>> Look at your ham marks - only those articles marked as ham (Unread
>> messages do not count!) will be processed as ham.
> 
> My ham group is an auto-expirable group.  It seems that it gets the
> 'E' mark before it's sent to the ham processor; when I exit the
> group, none of my ham is processed by the ham processor.  If I
> explicitly mark the ham with 'd' before exiting the group, it's
> correctly processed as ham.  Is that really the correct behavior?

The intent is to have messages that you read marked "R" (read-mark),
and that's a ham mark.  With auto-expiry that doesn't work, of
course.

> I'd expect any new non-spam mail in a ham group to be processed by
> the ham processor on group exit (regardless of whether or not the
> message was auto-expired).

I suppose it could be added as a feature,
spam-treat-non-spam-as-ham-in-ham-group or something like that.  Is
Jorge's solution of using total-expire inadequate?

Thanks
Ted