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Arnd Kohrs <kohrs@castify.net> writes:

> Can one spam filter when using nnimap for all email?

What's going through my mind is a generalization of this: is it
possible to set up server-side splitting with an automatic classifier,
such as ifile?  I've got a Cyrus server and it would be really cool
if it was possible to invoke it.

My special situation is that people have an account on the server, so
for the splitting part, procmail could be used to invoke ifile.  But
whenever I move a message to another group, Cyrus also needs to
invoke ifile.  That's the part that I'm unsure about.
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