Hello Thomas,

Monday, July 25, 2005, 2:09:00 AM, you wrote:

DE>>>>> Filter 1 catches spam and moves it to a spam folder.
DE>>>>> Filter 2 catches list and moves it to a list folder.

DE>>>>> Which one should take preference if the message get caught by both ?

>>>> The one that is topmost, if "Continue with other filters" is not
>>>> checked.

>>> Yep that is checked. (Don't ask it gets complicated)
>>> So the message can get caught by both filters.
>>> So I ask again which one should move it when it gets caught by both.

ASK>> IIRC, the message is a "fixed object" during the filtering stage. If both
ASK>> filters move the message, you should have two copies in the two 
destination
ASK>> folders (I haven't tried that however).

> No. The keyword for the filter here is "move", not copy. The message
> is an "object" in computer-speak, don't know what a "fixed object" is.
> Filter 1 moves the object (message) to the spam folder, filter 2 moves
> it to the list folder. So it ends up in the list folder only, there
> are no two copies (unless you browse deleted messages, but we won't go
> into this). He would have two copies has he told the filters to "copy"
> instead of "move" the message.

ASK>> Maybe thats a topic for TBTECH?

> No, rather for TBUDL. It's not a very technical question, every user
> has filters like this so it's rather basic, and it's not a beta issue either.

>>> I have a filter for friends and one for lists. It is possible for a
>>> message to get caught by both.

ASK>> To avoid that, I've set up my filters for mailinglists as subfilters.

> How complicated. The more straight-forward solution is to *not* check
> "continue processing...". If you are not sure and get too many false
> positives, recalibrate your spam filter.

The reason that I put it here is because filter activity was changes some
time ago, and I was wondering if it had changes again.

-- 
Best regards,
 David                            mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]


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