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From: Tomi Ollila <tomi.ollila@iki.fi>
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Subject: Re: Macros for notmuch and bayesian spam learner (dspam)
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On Mon, May 23 2016, notmuch@gaenseri.ch wrote:

> [ Unknown signature status ]
> Hey,

> I'm using notmuch with mutt-kz. I'm running dspam (a bayesian spam
> classifier), so I've got an imap folder called "learn_spam" and a folder
> called "learn_ham" (for training dspam). Both folders are periodically
> emptied by dspam. I want to define three macros that are achieving the
> following results:
>
> #mark message as spam -> copy message to "learn_spam" and move it to the real folder "spam"
> macro index,pager \Cs "<copy-message>=learn_spam<enter><enter><save-message>=spam<enter><enter><modify-labels>+spam\n<sync-mailbox>"
>
> #mark falsely classified spam message as ham -> copy message to "learn_ham" and move it to the real folder "inbox"
> macro index,pager \Ch "<copy-message>=learn_ham\n<save-message>=INBOX <modify-labels>-spam +inbox\n<sync-mailbox>"
>
> #archive message - copy message to learn_ham
> macro index,pager \Ca "<copy-message>=learn_ham<enter><enter><modify-labels>-inbox +archive\n<sync-mailbox>"
>
> There is only one big problem: after I've copied the mail to the two
> learn folders and after they are being deleted (after processing) from
> dspam they are kind of non-existing for dspam. So I only want to copy the
> message to the learning folders, but after they are being extenally
> deleted from these folders notmuch thinks that they are away and is
> apparently not able to detect that there is still one copy of these
> messages present.
>
> Do you know how to fix that?

Put learn_ham/ & learn_spam/ outside of the path notmuch looks for mail
files.

now notmuch *should* notice renames for your spam/inbox folders
(but please keep sending mails if this is not the case)



Instead of copying you could try hard/symlinking, but then dspam may
modify the files (if that matters).




> Thanks for your help in advance, Julius