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KMail::AntiSpamWizard Class Reference

#include <antispamwizard.h>

Inheritance diagram for KMail::AntiSpamWizard:

KWizard

List of all members.


Detailed Description

KMail anti-spam wizard.

Author:
Andreas Gungl <a.gungl@gmx.de>
The wizard helps to create filter rules to let KMail operate with external anti-spam tools. The wizard tries to detect the tools, but the user can overide the preselections. Then the user can decide what funtionality shall be supported by the created filter rules. The wizard will append the created filter rules after the last existing rule to keep possible conflicts with existing filter configurations minimal.

Anti-virus support was added by Fred Emmott <fred87@users.sf.net>

The configuration for the tools to get checked and set up is read from a config file. The structure of the file is as following:

    [General]
    tools=1

    [Spamtool #1]
    Ident=spamassassin
    Version=0
    Priority=1
    VisibleName=&Spamassassin
    Executable=spamassassin -V
    URL=http://spamassassin.org
    PipeFilterName=SpamAssassin Check
    PipeCmdDetect=spamassassin -L
    ExecCmdSpam=sa-learn --spam --no-rebuild --single
    ExecCmdHam=sa-learn --ham --no-rebuild --single
    DetectionHeader=X-Spam-Flag
    DetectionPattern=yes
    DetectionPattern2=
    DetectionOnly=0
    UseRegExp=0
    SupportsBayes=1
    SupportsUnsure=0
    ServerSided=0
    type=spam
    
The name of the config file is kmail.antispamrc and it's expected in the config dir of KDE.

Definition at line 104 of file antispamwizard.h.


Public Types

enum  WizardMode { AntiSpam, AntiVirus }

Public Member Functions

 AntiSpamWizard (WizardMode mode, QWidget *parent, KMFolderTree *mainFolderTree)

Protected Slots

void checkProgramsSelections ()
void checkVirusRulesSelections ()
void checkToolAvailability ()
void slotHelpClicked ()
void slotBuildSummary ()

Protected Member Functions

void accept ()

Classes

class  ConfigReader
 Instances of this class control reading the configuration of the anti-spam tools from global and user config files as well as the merging of different config versions. More...
class  SpamToolConfig
 Instances of this class store the settings for one tool as read from the config file. More...

Member Enumeration Documentation

The wizard can be used for setting up anti-spam tools and for setting up anti-virus tools.

Definition at line 112 of file antispamwizard.h.


Constructor & Destructor Documentation

AntiSpamWizard::AntiSpamWizard ( WizardMode  mode,
QWidget *  parent,
KMFolderTree *  mainFolderTree 
)

Constructor that needs to initialize from the main folder tree of KMail.

Parameters:
mode The mode the wizard should run in.
parent The parent widget for the wizard.
mainFolderTree The main folder tree from which the folders are copied to allow the selection of a spam folder in a tree within one of the wizard pages.

Definition at line 59 of file antispamwizard.cpp.


Member Function Documentation

void AntiSpamWizard::accept (  )  [protected]

Evaluate the settings made and create the appropriate filter rules.

Definition at line 139 of file antispamwizard.cpp.

void AntiSpamWizard::checkProgramsSelections (  )  [protected, slot]

Modify the status of the wizard to reflect the selection of spam tools.

Definition at line 450 of file antispamwizard.cpp.

void AntiSpamWizard::checkVirusRulesSelections (  )  [protected, slot]

Modify the status of the wizard to reflect the selected functionality.

Definition at line 484 of file antispamwizard.cpp.

void AntiSpamWizard::checkToolAvailability (  )  [protected, slot]

Check if the spam tools are available via the PATH.

Definition at line 490 of file antispamwizard.cpp.

void AntiSpamWizard::slotHelpClicked (  )  [protected, slot]

Show a help topic.

Definition at line 540 of file antispamwizard.cpp.

void AntiSpamWizard::slotBuildSummary (  )  [protected, slot]

Create the summary text based on the current settings.

Definition at line 549 of file antispamwizard.cpp.


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