I did try SpamSieve filtering, but no joy yet. If I move all the incoming messages to a local In box I can get the filters to work after the mail has been manually moved. Defeats the purpose of a filter if I have do so much manual first. Will keep looking for a solution. Thanks Herve for your response.
Cheers! GLC -- "God has not called me to be successful. He has called me to be faithful" (Mother Theresa) listes said on Thu, 22 Sep 2005 18:34:11 +0200 >GL Carlson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Question: The filtering with PM5 doesn't seem to work at all on my IMAP4 >> account. Is this normal or a quirk in PM5? Any help you can give would >> be very much appreciated. I am running OSX 10.4.2 on an iMac G5. No >> matter what I do, I can't get the filtering to work. (While waiting for >> my PM5 registration, I have to use another email client! :-( ) > >I must say I didn't try this for quite a while, but I remember at the >begginings of SpamSieve at least, its filtering commands did work on >mounted IMAPs, even though little data seemed to be available without >opening the related emails. Did you try a SpamSieve filtering? If this >works, maybe by analysing the SpamSieve applescripts you may get some >insight... > >Hervé > >-- >remove ".listes" and add a dot after fh please >enlevez ".listes" et ajoutez un point après fh >
