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| Author/Date | Spam Filtering |
| Josh 23/10/2007 12:00am | I'm noticing that some of my filters seem to be pulling spam out of the spam folder and putting it into the filters target folder. Is there a way to stop this from happening, possibly a condition that I could add to the filter (mail.markedAsSpam = false) or something like that?
Thanks, Josh |
| Josh 01/11/2007 9:36pm | OK, I just took another look through the Scribe DOM and still don't see anything related to finding whether a message is marked as spam or not. I thought I may have been missing something, but it looks like that is something that's not implemented yet. I'll throw a feature request up in Bugzilla regarding this (see bug #170). |
| fret 01/11/2007 10:04pm | The flag for "spam" is:
#define MAIL_BAYES_SPAM 0x00020000 And the field it's stored in a mail's "flags" field which, appears not to be accessible via the DOM. So I've added that to the DOM for the next release. But that doesn't help you if you can't test for a flag. So I've allowed the user to access individual flags via the array operator for the flags field. Thus to access a given field you can use this syntax: mail.Flags[MAIL_BAYES_SPAM] For instance. This'll be in v1.90. |
| Josh 02/11/2007 3:16am | Oooh, very interesting. Can't wait to play with that. Thanks.
Josh |
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