Learning SPAM from gmail.com :)

vi .fetchmailrc

poll imap.gmail.com with proto IMAP user 'xxxx@gmail.com' there with password 'xxxx'
options keep ssl sslfingerprint '23:07:E6:52:04:EC:0E:45:65:9B:39:10:63:F0:E7:95'
folder [Gmail]/Spam
mda '/usr/bin/spamc -u amavis -L spam' keep no rewrite

poll alt1-mail.ssss.com with proto IMAP user 'xxxx@xxxx.com' there with password 'xxxx'
folder INBOX.Spam
options ssl sslfingerprint 'FB:9D:14:94:FD:F1:C6:87:0E:73:6A:A5:9F:2B:CF:5D'
mda '/usr/bin/spamc -u amavis -L spam' keep no rewrite

poll alt1-mail.ssss.com with proto IMAP user 'xxxx@xxxx.com' there with password 'xxxx'
folder INBOX.NotSpam
options ssl sslfingerprint 'FB:9D:14:94:FD:F1:C6:87:0E:73:6A:A5:9F:2B:CF:5D'
mda '/usr/bin/spamc -u amavis -L forget' keep no rewrite

poll alt1-mail.ssss.com with proto IMAP user 'yyyy' there with password 'yyyy'
folder INBOX.Spam
options ssl sslfingerprint 'FB:9D:14:94:FD:F1:C6:87:0E:73:6A:A5:9F:2B:CF:5D'
mda '/usr/bin/spamc -u amavis -L spam' keep no rewrite

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To run:

- all mail
# fetchmail -a

- new mail only
# fetchmail

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