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Old 10-29-2007, 09:21 PM
charlesr charlesr is offline
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We current have a system where a user drags their spam messages into 'Junk' and a cron job every hour reads the changed mail folders and updates the spam databases for each user. This means that I user could just drop their mail into any folder other than Trash or Junk and it would be marked as spam, and anything in the Junk folder would be marked as Spam, and everything in the Trash folder would be ignored.

The problem that I see with the current setup is that I have a lot of users that love clients like thunderbird and outlook, along with a bunch of pine, mutt, and command-line mail users. They don't like using web interfaces and it would be easier if a simple action of moving mail into the Junk folder automatically marks the message as spam, and moving things out of the Junk folder marks them as ham.

Has any one come up with a solution that would make this work?
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