Mozilla Mail integration

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ummm.... a bit short on detail/description. What precisely do you mean by
"Mozilla Mail integration"? Can you describe what you would like to see
feature-wise? Note that no other mail system integration has been
attempted at this point with the exception that I believe the hammie script
works with procmail.

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I just want to have this anti-spam filter built in Mozilla
message filters. For example, user might activate this
filter to delete spam messages from inbox or to move it to
special folder.

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I'm no expert on how Mozilla filters work... can you add
a filter that says "If a message contains an
X-Hammie-Disposition header whose value starts with Yes
then <do whatever>"? If so, you can use either hammie.py
(as part of your unix mail delivery system) or pop3proxy.py
(on either a server machine or your own client machine).
Both of these add an X-Hammie-Disposition header, with
which you can filter your messages.

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This is pretty old now, and it could probably be closed. You
can add such a filter in Mozilla - like this:

In the Mail window, select: Tools -> Message Filters -> New
When you get to the new filter pane, name the filter X-
Hammie-Disposition
Filter Criteria -> Customize -> New Message Header:
Add the following:
In the box type X-Hammie-Disposition click Add, then OK.
Select the following as the Filter Criteria:
X-Hammie-Disposition contains Yes
Under Perform this action, select a destination folder

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To the best of my knowledge, a bayesian filter based on spambayes is
currently being integrated into the mozilla mailer. It is in beta right now,
and I think is scheduled to be included in the next release.

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Mozilla team is doing this.

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Is Mozilla doing a "spambayes", or their own? If not ours,
it would at least be interesting to extract their engine
into our test suite, and measure the error rates.

I'd like to help on this, as it would breathe some life back
into pyxpcom.

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According to the mozilla dudes, they grabbed our code, made a few
tweaks (which are probably not well researched imo) and incorporated
it. I don't know if they kept it in python, or ported it...