Re: Spam inoculation mail support?

[Hubert Chan <hubert@uhoreg.ca>]

>>>>> "Ted" == Ted Zlatanov <tzz@lifelogs.com> writes:

[...]

Nuutti> And while on the subject (I haven't had time to dig into spam.el
Nuutti> deeply yet) - is there a simple way to have spam.el invoke some
Nuutti> processor only when mails are moved from a spam group to a ham
Nuutti> group or vice versa - eg. living with the assumption that
Nuutti> everything has already been handled and only errors need to be
Nuutti> trained.

Ted> Yes, I do that in my setup which is in the Gnus manual as a spam.el
Ted> example.  My mail gets sorted out on the mail server by
Ted> SpamAssassin, and then misidentified spam goes into a "train"
Ted> folder, while misidentified ham goes into a "trainham" folder.  I
Ted> don't do it personally, but you can set summary exit spam- and
Ted> ham-processors that will run when the spam and ham are moved to
Ted> "train" and "trainham" respectively.

I think what he means is that when in a spam group, if he does "B m" to
move the article to a ham group, the ham processor should be called.
(If that isn't what he meant, it's something that I would like to see,
since it fits my workflow better.)  I think that would be related to one
of the functions I was planning on writing, which would allow you to
call the processors on selected articles.  Then you could remap "B m" to
a function that calls the ham processors and then moves the article.
(Or if gnus-summary-move-article uses hooks, you could do that.)

Unfortunately, real life has kept me busy of late.  I'm hoping that I
can get some coding in next week...

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