Install and Configure the SquirrelMail Plugin
- Download the plugin to your SquirrelMail plugins directory.
tar -xvzf crm_trainer*.gz
cd crm_trainer
cp config.php.sample config.php
- Edit config.php if you want to change the names of the mail folders used for training Spam and Nonspam
- Edit constants.php if you are using OSBF_Lua
cd ../../config
./conf.pl
- Choose Option #8 and add the crm_trainer to the set of installed plugins
- Save and quit
Install and Configure the Training Script
- Copy the training and helper scripts to a suitable directory such as your home directory
- Set owner of the scripts to yourself and make them executable
- Edit the training script and set the configuration parameters as appropriate
- Add the training script to your crontab. Frequency is up to you. For my small site, I use every two minutes.
Remember, you have to run the script twice; once to train Spam and once for Nonspam
/usr/local/bin/trainUser.crm114 --spam; /usr/local/bin/trainUser.crm114 --nonspam
Set up Your Account to Use Spam Filtering
- Refer to the CRM114 documentation for instructions on setting up a basic Spam filtering system
I strongly suggest that you turn on the text_cache feature.
- Make sure that your account has a "Spam" mail folder (or whatever name you decide to use)
- Install the included procmail recipe to ensure that incoming messages are trained and delivered to the correct mail folder.
If you use a name other than "Spam" for the Spam folder, be sure to edit the recipe before deploying it.
- SquirrelMail will create the training folders upon first use.
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