Hi Martin,
GG>> I let Spampal write **SPAM** at the subjectline of recognized spam mail.
GG>> Configured that in the Junk folder as filtering string. However, all mails that
GG>> are marked that way aren't moved to the Junk folder.
GG>> Tried the same also with SPAM emailaddresses.... all spam stays in my inbound.
> I prefer to use X-SpamPal: SPAM in the kludges. Sometimes SpamPal gets
> it wrong and you have to move the message to another location with
> **SPAM** in the subject.
I used both, but it didn't make a difference. Put it back however now to
X-SpamPal: SPAM
GG>> Is this a bug?
> No, it's probably the way you've configured your filters. Are other
> filters processed after the spam filter? What are you filtering on
> exactly? Are other filters processed first?
The SPAM filter is the last one, it comes after my 53 mailinglist folders.
However, the same thing of not tossed (moved) also happens with other folders.
F.i. I've a folder in which every mail from my son should be tossed. So I put as
a filter his emailaddress. Since I upgraded to the 2 series of TB, his mails
aren't moved to his folder and it's the same for several other folders/filters,
which worked before.
I reported this before, as TB 2 was in the first beta phases, but till now, the
problem didn't seem to be solved.
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Kind regards,
Gunivortus Goos
... Been there, done that, got the T-shirt.
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