isbg
2.3.1
Table of Contents
1. IMAP Spam Begone
1.1. Support
1.2. Features
1.3. Installation
1.3.1. Dependencies
1.3.2. Install via pip (easiest method)
1.3.3. Install from source
1.3.4. Uninstall from source
1.3.5. Building Windows Installer
1.4. Usage
1.4.1. SpamAssassin
1.4.2. CLI Options
1.4.3. How does it work?
1.4.4. Multiple accounts
1.4.5. Saving your password
1.4.6. SSL
1.4.7. Read and Seen flags
1.4.8. Gmail Integration
1.4.9. Ignored emails
1.4.10. Partial runs
1.5. Contact and about
1.6. License
2. News
2.1. Unreleased
2.1.1. New in 2.3.0
2.1.2. New in 2.1.5
2.1.3. New in 2.1.0
2.1.4. New in 1.00
3. Changelog
3.1. Unreleased
3.2. isbg 2.3.1 (20200817)
3.3. isbg 2.3.0 (20200208)
3.4. isbg 2.2.1 (20191113)
3.5. isbg 2.2.0 (20191113)
3.6. isbg 2.1.5 (20190109)
3.7. isbg 2.1.4 (20181207)
3.8. isbg 2.1.3 (20181024)
3.9. isbg 2.1.2 (20180917)
3.10. isbg 2.1.1 (201808729)
3.11. isbg 2.1.0 (20180614)
3.12. Old Releases
3.12.1. isbg 1.00 (20160106)
3.12.2. isbg 0.99 (20100303)
3.12.3. isbg 0.98 (20091201)
4. Development
4.1. Development schema
4.2. Versioning schema
4.3. Releasing Schema
5. Manual page for isbg
5.1. SYNOPSIS
5.2. DESCRIPTION
5.3. OPTIONS
5.4. EXAMPLES
5.4.1. Do your first run
5.4.2. Scan your account for spam
5.5. OVERVIEW
5.5.1. SpamAssassin
5.5.2. Your Folder Names
5.6. SEE ALSO
5.7. EXIT CODES
5.8. BUGS
6. Manual page for isbg_sa_unwrap
6.1. SYNOPSIS
6.2. DESCRIPTION
6.3. OPTIONS
6.4. SEE ALSO
6.5. BUGS
7. API Reference
7.1. isbg
7.1.1. isbg package
7.2. Main Objects and functions
7.3. Indices and tables
isbg
isbg.test_mail
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isbg.test_mail
isbg.
test_mail
(
mail
,
spamc
=
False
,
cmd
=
False
)
Test a email with spamassassin.