On Sat, 03 Jan 2009 08:02:14 +0100 henry atting <[email protected]> wrote:
ha> From time to time a mail that should definitively not be marked as spam ha> is put to my spam box. I manually move it to my INBOX and mark it as ha> read. This is my setting in ~/.gnus.el: [marks settings snipped] ... ha> Now, for one, two or three starts of gnus the so marked mail stays in ha> INBOX but then disappears in the spam box again. Do you use spam-split? What does it say about that e-mail in *Messages*, if you noted it? What is your split sequence, if any? What do you use to recognize spam/ham? How do you train your anti-spam program? You need to add a ham exit processor to your spam group to get ham in it actually processed as such. You can also add a ham move processor that will move ham you see out automatically to your INBOX (preferrably to a non-split mailbox actually, since you know it's ham, e.g. INBOX.mail if that works for you). Your sequence then will be: (you) enter spam group (you) see ham in spam group (you) mark with ! flag (any ham flag will do) (you) quit spam group -> spam.el -> applies ham processor to ham -> spam.el -> moves ham to INBOX.mail Does that make sense? You can customize the ham move group and the ham processor with `G c' on your spam group or through gnus-parameters. Ted _______________________________________________ info-gnus-english mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnus-english
