On Fri, 07 Oct 2005 20:03:06 +0200, dsaklad@gnu.org <dsaklad@zurich.csail.mit.edu> wrote:

> So, the premise of the predicament I would establish are finding
> an answer that does not generally require knowledge of dotfiles,
> does not generally require knowledge of elisp, on a system that
> already puts spamassassin headers on many of the messages.
>
> Where are there any already existing commands in emacs Rmail ?...
> that could sort out spam type messages by spamassassin
> header lines' strings, expressions into a suspected spam file
> available if necessary for review for false hits.
>
> What one time use, existing emacs commands or Rmail commands,
> on the fly commands are there available for already loaded Rmail.
> Something like, similar to for example M-x type commands or like
> C-c C-s C-d rmail-summary-sort-by-date, topic, author,
> Esc C-s rmail-summary-by-regexp
>
> That way you could get to your favorite correspondents more
> quickly at the beginning of a session if you do not generally know
> dotfiles, do not generally know elisp.


Have you tried posting on gnu.emacs.help ?

What about this link:

http://www.google.com/search?q=emacs+rmail+spamassassin

or

http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/he.../msg00288.html

where the question is

For rmail in emacs, how do you setup things where spamassassin headers
appear on messages already?...

and the answer is

rmail-spam-filter?

-Enrique