Michael Tsai / 2007/03/17 / 12:20 PM wrote: >Do you receive legitimate messages from your own address? SpamSieve >has an option called "Exclude my address": > ><http://c-command.com/spamsieve/manual-ah/exclude-my-addresses> > >so that your name can be in the address book, but it will look at the >contents of the messages rather than assuming that they're good >because of the address.
Hi Michael, Thanks for your quick response as always. To answer your question, yes, when I am in doubt one of my servers is down, I send a test message to that account from another account to see when the server comes back. I wish PM had a silent logging feature! :-) Anyway, the above link sez: "Enable this option so that spam messages with your own return address are not marked as good." Which is a bit confusing. "Exclude my address" from what? I have this option enabled. By the way, I am not using Apple Address Book for PM. I have so many phone-only entries in Apple Address Book which I don't need in PM, and I have so many email only entries in PM as well. In your help page above: "The easiest way to add your addresses to the "Me" card is to open your mail program and then use SpamSieve's Update Address Book "Me" Card command." I just did that, and I see all 26 addresses are added to Apple Address Book, not PM's. I don't see any 'Me' card in PM's address book. Is this the problem? -- - Hiro Hiroaki Honshuku, A-NO-NE Music, Boston, MA <http://a-no-ne.com> <http://anonemusic.com>
