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emoore · 16 Sep 2020, 06:14 AM

I'm using a legacy account. Do the current plans still support individually trainable bayes databases for each user? If so you could move spam messages from the honeypot to the designated folder in the master account, so that it learns to recognize similar messages as spam. That would be easier and more robust than modifying rules sets in multiple accounts. That folder can be the same folder as your normal spam folder though you might prefer to use a different folder to make it easier to review your normal spam folder for errors that the global spam filtering made.

https://fastmail.blog/2007/08/31/imp...yes-databases/

I use a email client rather than webmail with fastmail and don't have shared accounts so I'm not sure how to automate that. If the new rules system doesn't let you move a message to another accounts mailbox perhaps a Sieve script does.

16 Sep 2020, 06:14 AM	#2
emoore Essential Contributor Join Date: Apr 2002 Posts: 280	I'm using a legacy account. Do the current plans still support individually trainable bayes databases for each user? If so you could move spam messages from the honeypot to the designated folder in the master account, so that it learns to recognize similar messages as spam. That would be easier and more robust than modifying rules sets in multiple accounts. That folder can be the same folder as your normal spam folder though you might prefer to use a different folder to make it easier to review your normal spam folder for errors that the global spam filtering made. https://fastmail.blog/2007/08/31/imp...yes-databases/ I use a email client rather than webmail with fastmail and don't have shared accounts so I'm not sure how to automate that. If the new rules system doesn't let you move a message to another accounts mailbox perhaps a Sieve script does.