In a previous message I spoke about training dspam automatically. The script I posted there works, but it’s not brilliant so I started looking for other ways of achieving spam training from the client.
Recently I have installed and configured dspam on my mailserver. It seems to work nicely but needs occasional training. I wanted to integrate this with Thunderbird so that users could automatically train dspam from their mail client.
The following article is a repost of an original that I wrote for blogs.perl.org.
I thought I would share my experience of submitting a module to CPAN for the first time. In summary: it’s stupidly easy and if I can do it, so can you.
I have recently started using the Funambol iPhone app to keep my contacts in sync with my webmail addressbook. However, some fields aren’t included in Turba by default and need adding. This post is for system administrators rather than users, so if you don’t run your own webmail then point your friendly geek at this post.