Hello,
For those who are curious regarding the new feature, it is pretty simple.
By default, when you click on the "Junk" button after selecting
messages, SOGo will move them to your "Junk" folder (which is controlled
by the SOGoJunkFolderName preference). If you are in the Junk folder,
it'll move them back to your INBOX. If you set your
SOGoMailJunkSettings, to values like this:
SOGoMailJunkSettings = {
vendor = "generic";
junkEmailAddress = "[email protected]";
notJunkEmailAddress = "[email protected]";
limit = 10;
};
SOGo will also send the selected messages to [email protected] when it's
junk, and [email protected] when it's not. Messages (up to 10) will be
attached to a single message (message/rfc822 MIME parts) so the spam
filtering engine can learn about them.
In the future, more "vendors" could be supported but the initial process
is a generic one.
See my other responses below.
On 2016-01-26 06:57, André Peters wrote:
You can edit...
/usr/lib/GNUstep/SOGo/MailerUI.SOGo/Resources/Mylanguage.lproj/Localizable.strings
...and add a string for "JunkFolderName".
For this to work, please update the translations in Transifex:
https://www.transifex.com/inverse/sogo/
We only pull translations that are 100% done.
The missing icon (just a workaround): wget
https://hosted.mailcow.de/tb-mail-junk-flat-17x17.png -O
/usr/lib/GNUstep/SOGo/WebServerResources/tb-mail-junk-flat-17x17.png
That is fixed.
I also changed line ~730 in
/usr/lib/GNUstep/SOGo/WebServerResources/MailerUI.js to match my
language (ignored my language string).
Fixed too.
Please folks hurry up and update the translations - we'll start the
release process of 2.3.7a with the icon + updated translations in 2
hours from now.
Thanks,
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