[warning: 99% OT] does anything like this exist ?...
Fred Pacquier
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"Tim Williams" <listserver at tdw.net> said : > Have a look at http://christophe.delord.free.fr/en/popf/index.html > popf.py might do what you need, or be adaptable to your requirements Very interesting, thanks. At first look I thought the suggestion was way off base, but after going through the code I see your point. As it is now, popf.py doesn't actually do what I need, as it doesn't have the logic to access a mailbox by itself and filter/keep/retrieve/delete messages as needed (like sb_culler has). It is more of an alternative to Spambayes itself, with specific filtering techniques ; but a very compact one, in a single script containing its own POP3 proxy. So, if one was to replace the POP3 proxy code by sb_culler's mailbox access machinery, and have this use popf's filtering code instead of Spambayes to tag messages, potentially we could have a very lightweight, single-file, simple to set up answer to my original problem... The two approaches are sufficiently similar (and nicely structured from what I can tell) that it seems doable, but the amount of hacking and sawing on both sides is probably not trivial either. For now, spambayes+sb_culler is probably the fastest path for me, but the principle is appealing, so call it Plan A-Prime... or if someone else wants to try it, I'll be happy to field-test :-) -- YAFAP : http://www.multimania.com/fredp/
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