Gene Heskett wrote:

> Humm, how would one translate this to that?
> 
> #!/bin/bash
> PATH=/sbin:/root/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/home/gene/bin
> # make this run as gene! Does
> # make sure the database is free
> killall fetchmail
> # wait for the spamd pipes to drain
> sleep 20
> # do this dastardly deed
> sa-learn --ham /home/gene/Mail/ham/cur
> sa-learn --ham /home/gene/Mail/coco/cur
> sa-learn --ham /home/gene/Mail/Xorg/cur
> sa-learn --spam /home/gene/Mail/spam/cur
> # now, this stuff is trash, 24 hours old, kill it.
> rm -f /home/gene/Mail/spam-hold/cur/*
> # And move todays catch into Mail/spam-hold/cur for a 24 hour period
> # so I can retrieve it the next day if needed.
> mv /home/gene/Mail/spam/cur/* /home/gene/Mail/spam-hold/cur/
> # Note, I leave the ham for moving where it really goes by hand
> # and restore fetchmail but let the disks synch first
> sleep 6
> /usr/bin/fetchmail -d 120 --fetchmailrc /home/gene/.fetchmailrc
> 
> Simple little script, usually takes about a minute to run. cron sends me
> an email. I delete it unless there has been an error.

I don't know. I use exim with sa and bogofilter. Then it goes to imap and
kmail reads from that imap server.