I have a related question. I want to update my spam filter using a local folder
that I move spam into. I am currently doing this with a crontab but it seems to
me this is better done by a non-delivery recipe. Is this correct?
I am not quite sure how to write the recipe. can I just invoke the script with
something like?
:0:bad [flags]
* ? sh bad_mail
where bad_mail is a script that does something like
#!/bin/sh
spamfilter [options] ${MAILDIR}/bad
rm ${MAILDIR}/bad
touch ${MAILDIR}/bad
exit 0
Can I just code the shell command in the .procmailrc file?
Thanks for any thoughts?
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