Thank you, I did repair permissions, but, it did not make any difference. I also replaced my PowerMail application with a new copy, hoping this would help, but the same results.
When I click on a Spam message in my Inbox, and choose Mark as Spam, SpamSieve does launch, and move that message to the Spam box. However, it does not perform any additional function on incoming email to mark them as spam (raise their alert level) or to move them to the Spam box. -- Christian Meenaghan On Fri, 9 Sep 2005 18:45:55 +0100 Rick Lecoat said: >Could be a permissions problem with Spam Sieve, try repairing >permissions using Disk Utility or one of the various third party apps >and see if it makes any difference. >If not then somebody else had better weigh in 'cause I'm out of ideas now. > >Rick > >-- >G5 2GHz x2 :: 2GB RAM :: 10.4.1 :: PM 5.2 :: 3 pane mode > >Shark Attack: A Design Studio ><www.sharkattack.co.uk> > >-- >Original message: >Received from Christian Meenaghan on 9/9/05 at 15:09 > >>Last night while I let my powermail application download mail while I was >>sleeping, spamsieve just seemed to stop working. All of the spam that >>normally would be in the SPam box, was now in my inbox. >> >>So, I quit Powermail and Spamsieve, and restarted up Powermail. Well, on >>the next emails coming in, Spamsieve would not start up automatically >>like it had in the past. >> >>So, I ran through the Spam Filter Assistant again. No luck, SPamsieve >>still would not start. >> >>Anyone with any ideas? > > >--- >[This E-mail scanned for viruses by CySpace Virus] > > --- [This E-mail scanned for viruses by CySpace Virus]
