On Mon, 2009-01-19 at 20:42 +0000, Pete Biggs wrote: > > > > > > > > > > You said to Patrick that you use imap?? > > > > Sheesh, so I did. He said pop/map and I just didn't think. I use imap > > > > with Thunderbird. Sorry, this is the old connector. > > > > > > No problem - have you tried connecting to the server using Evo IMAP > > > instead of connector? > > No. I guess that might be worth a try, but I am really using evo for > > the calendar interface. It didn't occur to me that the spam filtering > > would be different for different mail access protocols. > > It's not the spam filtering as such it's more the interface with the > backend and how the mail is presented to Evo by the backend. > > > > > > > Have you tried creating a search folder for mail with a status of junk > > > and see if it comes up with anything? > > > > > That sounds well worth a try. I am probably bein stupid though - I > > cannot see how to do it? > > > Edit -> Search Folders -> Add. Give the search a name and then change > the line that's there to "Status" "is" "Junk" and select the folder > subset you want to search (probably "All active remote folders"). That > search folder then appears at the bottom of the left hand pane under > "Search folders" and should contain references to anything that is > marked as junk. > > P.
Appears to be a bug to me ( running SVN head via Exchange OWA ). I get the same results. Any email that i mark as Junk becomes invisible to evo and does not show up in a search folder defined to display emails with status Junk. _______________________________________________ Evolution-list mailing list Evolution-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
