On Thu, 2018-06-07 at 12:10 +0100, Richard Bown wrote: > Hi > I've checked all the other mail clients and it definitely evo that is > doing this. > If I send a mail to my wife [email protected], evo decides its spam, > clicking on mark as not spam has no effect, so does clicking on the not > spam icon on the tool bar. > After a complete reinstall of Evo I get [email protected] going to her > inbox AND the spam folder. > The headers show it as ham and whitelisted. > If I click on the message in the spam folder and mark it as not spam > nothing happens. > How do you clear the spam data , where is it located on a linux system
Which spam filter are you using? Evo supports two, viz. SpamAssasin and Bogofilter, which may have to be installed (not all distros install them by default). Look under Edit->Preferences->Plugins. Note that you also have to train the filter, but this has nothing to do with Evolution. See the documentation for each filter for information on where its data is stored. > Evo version 3.18.5.2 > I'll try a full delete of Evo , config files n all and reinstall, and > see if that does it , any ideas ???/ Reinstalling Evo is a complete waste of time and will make no difference. Removing config files might fix the problem, but before doing that I suggest creating a new Linux user account, logging into it and setting up one of your Evo accounts to see if the behaviour changes. This will also involve training the spam filter. poc _______________________________________________ evolution-list mailing list [email protected] To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
