Pierre, As a caveat to your rule, even though this may not affect you at the moment, those who filter mail from a drone setup (as described in SpamSieve manual) involving two or more Mac computer installations, the non-drone device has no knowledge of SpamSieve actions (all messages move to junk elsewhere), and your rule will not work on the non-drone.
That is the reason I made the wait-timer rule I made and apply it on both machines - the non-drone and drone, to institute a wait of 2 minutes for the sound instead of yours. It accomplishes the goal similarly, **no sound on spam at the inbox**, by means of a delay to the sound for every message to allow the drone to move any/all spam message(s) out of the Inbox via SpamSieve. Respectfully, Henry Seiden - - Techworks Pro Co. E: info<at>techworkspro<dot>com W: http://techworkspro.com On 7 May 2025, at 13:50, Pierre Igot wrote: > In order to avoid the sound playing when that account received junk, I had to > use a smart mailbox with a “Spamsieve-Score exists” condition, which ONLY > plays the sound for messages that stay in the inbox after SpamSieve has done > its thing, i.e. it only plays the sound for messages that are not junk > (according to SpamSieve), which is what I wanted. So all is well and my > problems were primarily due to my misunderstanding of the logic. > > Thanks as always to Benny for being so helpful on the mailing list and in > private.
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