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Martin Monsorno <monsorno-usenet@exolution.de> writes:

> So I want to do spam-checking after processing some
> mailing-list-messages.  What I want to achieve is, that spam sent to
> my account at work should go to a different folder than spam sent to
> my private address.  Is this possible?  I looked into the manual
> again, but it doesn't seem so.

Write two functions, mm-spam-split-work and mm-spam-split-home, like
so:

(defun mm-spam-split-work ()
  (let ((spam-split-group "work-spam"))
    (spam-split)))

(defun mm-spam-split-home ()
  (let ((spam-split-group "home-spam"))
    (spam-split)))

Now you can add a fancy split rule that checks something:

(| ...some rules here...
  (to "workaddress" (| (: mm-spam-split-work)
                       ...other.rules.for.work.mail...))
  (to "homeaddress" (| (: mm-spam-split-home)
                       ...other rules for home mail...)))

Do you see the logic?  It might be less intrusive than Ted's
suggestion.  But it might make your rule logic complicated, I'm not
sure -- I haven't thought deeply about your rules as you showed them.

Kai