Re: SPAM & HAM Reporting Suggestions

[Jim Strickland <jims@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I just set that account up on each computer that I wanted to have 
access to it. As long as the user has the correct login and password 
there should be no issues.

David Bergkvist wrote:

> tisdagen den 2 december 2003 kl 00.15 skrev Jim Strickland:
>
> > What I did was create a SpamAssassin IMAP account. Within that 
> > account I used one of my email client machines to create two 
> > folders, one for junkmail, and one for goodmail. I give each client 
> > machine access to those two folders. Each person in my company can 
> > now move junkmail to the "junkmail" folder and copy good mail to 
> > the "goodmail" folder. I can then run sa-learn on those two 
> > folders. So far everything seems to be working great.
>
>
> Sounds very good. But how do you give your other mail clients access 
> to the junkmail IMAP folder? Don't IMAP just let in the user that 
> own the account?
>
> Yours,
>
> /David Bergkvist
>
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