Eric Stadtherr wrote:
This is a good general capability. An icon/symbol in the display might be another option other than the green highlighting (like Thunderbird/Mozilla does with the "recycle" symbol).
Also, I know that different junk-mail filters use different headers (other than "X-Spam-Flag"). For example, USA.net uses an "X-USANET-Spam" header, and Yahoo uses "X-YahooFilteredBulk". We could either accumulate a list of known headers that identify spam mail, or make it a $CONFIG item. The only problem with $CONFIG is that administrators would need to know the specific header. Maybe that's something everyone knows, so maybe it's not a big deal.
If they are administrators, they should know (or atleast know how to find out) what header to use.
I like the idea of making it a $CONFIG item, since that would allow admins to disable this feature by simply leaving the $CONFIG empty. (I simply assume that an empty variabel would mean that it would never match anything. If thats not the case, it should be!)
-- R