[sclug] DSPAM vs SpamAssassin?

[David Given]

On Thursday 01 September 2005 10:48, Matt wrote:
[...]
> What IMAP server are you using? If you're using something that uses
> Maildir as its store then each message is stored as one per file on the
> disk, it should be fairly easy to rattle over them directly on your
> mailserver.

Yeah, but I don't want to do that --- it ties me down to one specific IMAP 
server implementation.

I've found that uw-mailutils will *almost* do what I want. By using the badly 
documented command line:

mailutil move '{pyanfar/norsh/novalidate-cert}"Spam.Train as spam' \
    'INBOX'

...I can move messages from a remote server to ~/mbox, and vice versa... but 
it'll *only* work with ~/mbox, not an arbitrary file, which sucks. And I 
haven't figured out a way of preventing it from asking me my password *every 
single frigging time*, which makes it useless as an off-line script.

There's got to be something better around...

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