On Sun, 2004-10-31 at 19:59 +0100, guenther wrote:
> > the evo's spam filter is very good but i don't understand where it put
> > spam mails, only to check if they are really spam ;)
>
> Evolution doesn't put them anywhere (special) when checking for SPAM.
>
> Your mail is delivered to the Inbox just as it used to. Enabling Junk
> Filtering is like an explicit Filter: Evolution passes the mail to
> SpamAssassin (the spamd daemon) which checks the mail using spamc.
Blah. Make that "Evolution passes the mail to SpamAssassin (the 'spamc'
client) which checks the mail using the 'spamd' daemon."
My fault, sorry for any confusion.
FWIW: spamc/spamd is way faster, than calling the Perl script
'spamassassin' directly. Just in case anyone wonders...
> Depending on the return value (which classifies the spammyness level)
> the mail gets treated either as SPAM or HAM (not SPAM).
>
> Junk mail (which are classified as SPAM by SpamAssassin) are marked as
> such (which is an Evo internal flag). Junk mails don't show up in your
> Inbox, but in the Junk folder.
>
> Anyway, be aware that the Junk folder actually is a vFolder -- which
> means, the Junk mails itself are still physically located in your Inbox.
> You just don't see them there... :)
...guenther
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