On 23/10/19 13:36, Ken O'Driscoll via mailop wrote:
If you're delivering to a local Exchange server with a message store then
you can configure the filter on the server and it will move emails to the
spam folder for each user. The level of knowledge to achieve that is within
the realms of whoever set up the server in the first place.
In an ideal world I'd agree with you 100%, but unfortunately I could
tell you a lot of horror stories about the supposed "realm of knowledge"
that some so called system administrators/mail operators have :)
If you're the one providing mailbox hosting then just do it yourself or
make it an option for the end users to opt-in to.
Yes, locally we use sieve and it works perfectly
This is all pretty basic functionality which have been around for years so
perhaps I'm missing something?
Basically I'm looking for a header that, if seen by Outlook,
automatically moves the mail to the junk folder, similarly to Tbird...
but I'm probably too optimistic that something like that exists.
Daniele
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