Re: RMAIL spam

[the zak <don.saklad@gmail.com>]

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>    RMAIL in EMACS
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>    For RMAIL in EMACS and the intermediate beginner trying
>    to figure out how to use the SpamAssassin headers where
>    a system, for example a university system, has
>    SpamAssassin headers appearing on the RMAIL messages in
>    EMACS there is for some systems a bit of information
>    that might work at [WWW]
>    http://www.emacswiki.org/cgi-bin/emacs-en/RmailSpamFilter
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>    Spam filtering for Rmail is part of Emacs 22.
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>          1. Automatically process X-Spam-Flag headers
>          2. Spamassassin headers
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> Automatically process X-Spam-Flag headers
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>     (setq rsf-definitions-alist
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>              (contents . "X-Spam-Flag: YES")
>              (action . output-and-delete))))
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> Spamassassin headers
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>    For Rmail users where spamassassin headers appear on messages
> already, here are hints,
>    tips, pointers about how to filter...
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>    http://www.cites.uiuc.edu/antispam/overview.html- Personal Spam
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>                    Tag and    Cautious     Aggressive     No
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>     Not Spam     | delivered  delivered    delivered      delivered
>     Likely Spam  | delivered  quarantined  quarantined    delivered
>     Certain Spam | delivered  quarantined  deleted        deleted
>     Known Virus  | deleted    deleted      deleted        deleted
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>    http://www.math.uconn.edu/itresources/spam_filter.php- Filtering
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>    - What are the existing sorting commands in Rmail, in Emacs that
>    can be used to sort SpamAssassin headers already on messages?...
>   Dunno what you mean.
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>    - How do you set up a quarantine file for spam that can be checked
>    later for any possible false positives?...
>   Please see rsf-file (which is where spam can be stored). Just put
> action to output-and-delete to use that feature.
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>    - How do you set a white list of favorite correspondents?... - don
> warner saklad
>   you have rsf-white-list for that.
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>    - Would there be any way to make it all more clear, step by step
>    what to do and how to do it?... the explanations appear to be a
>    level above the intermediate beginner level looked for here.
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>    See alsohttp://wiki.apache.org/spamassassin/RMAIL
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Programmers and sysadmins are always imprecise at the exact place
where five lines of code to be copied and executed would get the
user what he wants.  They are imprecise for more than one reason.
But one reason is, in part, a good reason: they do not know.
They know that they could produce the five lines and get them
executed, in twenty minutes of work on the system, but at the
moment they cannot type out these lines.  So they explain what
needs to be done.  This explanation would suffice, if the user
had the general expertise the sysadmin has.  Without this
background expertise, the explanation is of little direct use.