On Thu, 2006-01-05 at 22:31 -0500, David Bicking wrote: > Can anybody point me to documentation on how evolution handles junk > mail? Meaning what rules it is using. As near as I can tell I have the > function turned on, and as near as I can tell, it has never flagged > anything as junk on its own. I get a number each day that are > "obviously" spam, from addresses are random sequences of 12 characters > with a hotmail domain. The receipt date shows as a "?" I have hit the > junk button on these hundreds of times, yet it still hasn't learned > whatever it needs to learn to flag the new ones itself.
> Is it possible I have missed something? Yep. Blame spamassassin ;-) This is used by evolution to filter junk. Tweak spamassassin to your likings and evolution will follow. > I guess I should feel lucky, I only get maybe a half dozen a day: I > understands others get hundreds a day, but it is still annoying. Like me :-( Although only one in about 2-4 weeks gets through, it's all in the tweaking (and learning) of spamassassin.
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