[kdepim-users] Kmail with IMAP and Spamassassin: the story continues

[Rosalind Mitchell]

I now have kmail happily running with all mail retrieved from the remote 
sources by fetchmail, handed over to exim4, laundered through spamassassin, 
and returned to exim4 to be distributed to various places in my ~/Maildir 
directory where it can be read by kmail, mutt, and anything else I choose to 
point at it.  Followers of this saga will have noticed that I have done some 
experimenting and reading the friendly manual and ditching procmail, which 
was duplicating what exim4 was already more than capable of, and mbox files. 
Everything is hunky-dory.  Except...

Spamassassin, which is now running as a dæmon, does a thorough job in its 
little way, and when exim4 gets it back it dutifully files it in an IMAP 
folder called Hormel (so sue me!).  All well and good, but right now 
Spamassassin is being a tad overzealous and lots of sound messages from 
technical mailing lists, notably ruby-talk where non-native-English speakers 
are in a clear majority, are getting delegated to the Hormel folder.

My question: is there a convenient way I can 'educate' spamassassin through 
kmail, given that using the usual spam filters doesn't work with IMAP so far 
as I can see?

Rosie
-- 
Currently Reading McEWAN, IAN: Amsterdam
The Book of Enitharmon: http://swanofkennet.livejournal.com
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