On Mon, 11 Aug 2008, Paul M Foster wrote:
> On Mon, Aug 11, 2008 at 02:59:58AM -0400, Eben King wrote:
>
>> Is there a way with Pine to move a message from a folder back into the
>> general mailbox (~/mbox)? I only see a way to move it to a specific
>> folder.
>
> My incoming folder is at /var/mail/paulf. My general mail folders are at
> /home/paulf/Mail. What I do to allow this kind of thing is to set up a
> symlink from /home/paulf/Mail/paulf to /var/mail/paulf. That way, I can
> just copy stuff from anywhere in the ~/Mail hierarchy to my main
> incoming folder at ~/Mail/paulf. I use mutt, not pine, but they're
> similar.
Good idea. Works, sorta. However, I'm trying to transfer a message that
was improperly deemed spam. (It's one of those notifications from CNN for
I don't know what, since I've never signed up for any such thing. But until
it's dealt with, it's not spam.) Whenever it reappears in ~/mbox, it's
re-evaluated by spamassassin and again misclassified as spam, so it gets put
right back in the place it came from.
Maybe I should add it to the whitelist until I get it dealt with?
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