[Evolution] Any plans for CRM114 integration?

[Samium Gromoff <_deepfire feelingofgreen ru>]

Good day folks,

Are there any plans to integrate crm114 support into Evo?

AFAICS there should be two modes:

1. local
        - Evo filters mail through locally invoked crm114
        - provides training by, again, local invocation of crm114

2. remote
        - crm114 invoked by remote server, marking the messages
        - remote server may hide or not hide spam email
        - Evo fetches email, potentially weeding out spam, if
          the server didn't already (although it's properly marked)
        - in case the user wants to train, the mail is sent back
          to the server, using the mechanism described in the
          "The CRM114 & Mailfilter HOWTO", which I quote in full:

> Step 6 Method A: Mail-to-Myself
>
> The first way is to use the in-line command feature.  Just forward
> the mistake back to yourself, with full headers (except edit out any
> CRM114-added headers or text).
>
> Just before the first line of the text to be "learned" as spam or
> nonspam insert a COMMAND line.  Everything from the command
> line to the end of the message will be learned (so edit the text
> to remove things you _don't_ want considered indicative of spam/nonspam
> nature).
>
> The command line looks like this:
>
>         command <yoursecretpassword> spam
> or
>         command <yoursecretpassword> nonspam  (for mailfilter.crm)
>         command <yoursecretpassword> good  (for mailreaver.crm)
>
> The "c" in "command" must be in column 1, and you must put your
> secret password into the command line.  Don't use the <> brackets,
> use JUST your secret password.
>
> Examples: If your secret password was "Ihatespam", then the command line
> to learn something as spam would be:
>
>         command Ihatespam spam
>
> and the command to learn something as nonspam would be:
>
>         command Ihatespam nonspam    (for mailfilter.crm users)
> or
>         command Ihatespam good       (for mailreaver.crm users)
>
>  [[ Mailreaver users: if you have the cache enabled (which is the
>  default) and the message you mail to yourself contains an intact SFID
>  (Spam Filter ID), either in the Message-Id: field or in the
>  X-CRM114-CacheID: field, then you don't need to worry about editing
>  the text so that extra headers, footers, etc. are removed.  The
>  cached version of the message is saved during the first time the
>  message was seen by mailreaver, and so headers, footers, etc. that
>  are added by your MDA or MUA or other stuff will NOT affect
>  accuracy. ]]

regards, Samium Gromoff