11.7 Spam messages(2)

If you want to let your filter learn the current message in Summary as a spam, type ‘ls’. Likewise type ‘lh’ to let your filter learn it as a ham (non-spam).

To use these commands, you need to configure four variables in advance. We consider bogofilter as an example and see three cases.

(2) To let your local filter learn:

(setq mew-spam-prog "bogofilter")
(setq mew-spam-prog-args '("-s" "-N" "-v"))
(setq mew-ham-prog "bogofilter")
(setq mew-ham-prog-args '("-n" "-S" "-v")))

(2) To let your filter on your <server> learn via SSH:

(setq mew-spam-prog "ssh")
(setq mew-spam-prog-args '("<server>" "bogofilter" "-s" "-N" "-v"))
(setq mew-ham-prog "ssh")
(setq mew-ham-prog-args '("<server>" "bogofilter" "-n" "-S" "-v")))

(3) To pass through your <firewall> with SSH and to let your filter on your <server> learn via SSH:

(setq mew-spam-prog "ssh")
(setq mew-spam-prog-args '("-A" "<firewall>" "ssh" "<server>" "bogofilter" "-s" "-N" "-v"))
(setq mew-ham-prog "ssh")
(setq mew-ham-prog-args '("-A" "<firewall>" "ssh" "<server>" "bogofilter" "-n" "-S" "-v")))

If you use SSH, you need to configure related hosts so that you can login them without passwords.

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