[Reply to: »Luc« · 2009-03-19 · 00:33 h (CET)]
Moin, Luc!
>> Okay, I use that one, too. :-)
> Try: Options… => Filtering => White list of email addresses
Maybe the "White list of email addresses" will not work because the
sender's address in the mailing list is *not* <[email protected]>,
but his own address. So I would recommend to use white rules:
Options… => Filtering => White rules
Just import there the attached rule. – I hope that helps. :-)
> Btw, how did you know that the plug-in filters incoming messages
> *before* incoming mail filters are triggered? Is this the normal
> method with TB!? Or did i miss something in my filter 'translation'?
Ummm, first of all I think, that I read about it somewhere a looooong
time ago, and second of all it is the only logical order:
1. Filter Junk/Spam/Viruses
2. Filter "real/normal" messages
Cheers!
VA
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