Hi Kevin,
GG>> I let Spampal write **SPAM** at the subjectline of recognized spam
GG>> mail.
> I use SpamPal but have the Message Tagging done in the kludge rather
> than contaminate the Subject field.
Yes, SpamPal writes that at the subjectline, but TBs messagetagging is
using the kludges. I also tried 'everywhere', but both failed.
GG>> However, all mails that are marked that way aren't moved to the
GG>> Junk folder...
> Most likely the problem lies in your filters in The Bat! This can be a
> filter not configured correctly to intercept the tagged spam, or
> improper sequencing of the filter.
That might be the case, but then, I couldn't find incorrect things there.
> My filters are in this order:
> Mailing Lists
> Known
> SpamPal
Yes, here's the same.
> My SpamPal filers the Inbox and moves the messages to the SPAM folder.
> The rule is Active. The "Strings value" is "^X-SpamPal: SPAM" without
> the quotes. The Options page has the "Regular expressions" box checked
> and "Continue processing with other filters" not checked as this is
> the last filter.
Exact the same here.
Of course my first thought was some configuring mistake, so I just went
again through the whole sorting office/filters. Couldn't find a thing yet.
Also not, why f.i. the mails from my son aren't moved in his folder, but the
mails that have to moved to the next few folders are tossed correctly.
The filtering string is correct, the config of the folder doesn't differ from
others......
Maybe I should check the config file itself in the TB directory. Any idea, which
one that might be?
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Kind regards,
Gunivortus Goos
There are no stupid questions, only stupid taglines.
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