On May 27, 2005, at 8:07 PM, Lane Roathe wrote: > I am trying to get false positives (ie, email that is NOT spam but > gets > marked as such) sent back to spamsieve so it can update it's stats.
You should use the "Mark as Good" command. > However, no matter what I try so far spamsieve reports 0 false > positives > and (of course) all such email is still getting marked as spam. If SpamSieve doesn't report it as a false positive, that generally means that SpamSieve never predicted it to be spam in the first place. You can check SpamSieve's log for yourself and see if there is a "Predicted: Spam" entry for the message in question. My guess is that one of your mail filters in PowerMail moved the message to the spam folder even though SpamSieve didn't think the message was spam. What do your relevant mail filters say? Perhaps you have a filter that raises the spam rating? > ALSO: In trying to deal with this, I noticed that when you have > your Spam > preferences set to: > > ? move it to the In Tray > ? mark it as unread > ? perform mail filters again > > All you get is the email immediately moved back to the spam folder. Normally, this would work the way you want; that it doesn't in this case is probably another symptom of the above. -- Michael Tsai <http://c-command.com>
