NAME

Debbugs::Log::Spam -- an interface to debbugs .log.spam files and .log.spam.d directories

SYNOPSIS

use Debbugs::Log::Spam;

my $spam = Debbugs::Log::Spam->new(bug_num => '12345');

DESCRIPTION

Spam in bugs can be excluded using a .log.spam file and a .log.spam.d directory. The file contains message ids, one per line, and the directory contains files named after message ids, one per file.

BUGS

None known.

FUNCTIONS

new

Creates a new log spam reader.

    my $spam_log = Debbugs::Log::Spam->new(log_spam_name => "56/123456.log.spam");
    my $spam_log = Debbugs::Log::Spam->new(bug_num => $nnn);
    

Parameters

save

"$spam_log-"save();>

Saves changes to the bug log spam file.

is_spam

"next if ($spam_log-"is_spam('12456@exmaple.com'));>

Returns 1 if this message id confirms that the message is spam

Returns 0 if this message is not known to be spam

is_ham

    next if ($spam_log->is_ham('12456@exmaple.com'));
    

Returns 1 if this message id confirms that the message is ham

Returns 0 if this message is not known to be ham

add_spam

    $spam_log->add_spam('123456@example.com');
    

Add a message id to the spam listing.

You must call "$spam_log-"save()> if you wish the changes to be written out to disk.

add_ham

    $spam_log->add_ham('123456@example.com');
    

Add a message id to the ham listing.

You must call "$spam_log-"save()> if you wish the changes to be written out to disk.

remove_message

     $spam_log->remove_message('123456@example.com');
    

Remove a message from the spam/ham listing.

You must call "$spam_log-"save()> if you wish the changes to be written out to disk.