Re: Move Spam Applescript

[Chris]

On 11/6/07 Mark S. P. Smith wrote:

>You should not need to write a script to do this.
>Why not simply modify the "Spam: actions" filter (under Setup/Mail
>Filters...) to move spam to the Mail Trash folder. 

Thanks Mark, that does the job.   Didn't spot that one.

cheers,

Chris

Powermail index/search error, any help?

[Christopher Plummer]

On Intel MacBook w/2 Gig RAM and OS X ver. 10.4.9, PowerMail version
5.5.2, Message db 112 Mb, Message db index 33 Mb, Message db Spotlight
cache 100 Mb. 

I've had an annoying problem with PowerMail for about a year, and though
I've written directly to Support several times, I can't seem to elicit
any response.
It seems like a problem with the index being corrupted, presumably by
some particular badly formatted message? I have tried the usual
techniques, trashing the index and rebuilding it, and also running the
complete set of  startup rebuild functions. In fact the STL error occurs
after a complete rebuild of the index of (16,000?) messages when it
tries to optimize the index.

The error(s) don't prevent me from using Powermail, and after clicking
through the error dialogs it seems that the Find function is working...

When Powermail launches - 
An STL exception occurred Class=std; what=6; when = 100

When initiating a Find from within Powermail -
A memory error occurred:  Class=std; what=1; when =100

I imagine that starting over with a brand new mail file would be a
solution - if you could call it that - but does anyone else have any
ideas? Such as how to locate the offending message?

If I have to start over, I am going to seriously question why I  want to
stick with PowerMail...

Thanks in advance,

- Chris

Christopher Plummer

 
"Ask the right questions."
- Kate Stockton

Re: Move Spam Applescript

[Mark S. P. Smith]

You should not need to write a script to do this.

Why not simply modify the "Spam: actions" filter (under Setup/Mail
Filters...) to move spam to the Mail Trash folder. (This assumes you
also have SpamSieve installed.) I have done this, and have also set the
Trash to be deleted automatically after a couple of days. :-)

--
Mark Smith: Osaka, Japan

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At Sun, 10 Jun 2007 19:13:38 +0100, Chris wrote: 

>Hi all:
>
>Is it possible to have an applescript that will select *all* mail in the
>spam folder and move it to the trash?
>
>cheers,
>
>Chris
>
>

Re: Move Spam Applescript

[A-NO-NE Music]

Chris / 2007/06/10 / 02:13 PM wrote:

>Is it possible to have an applescript that will select *all* mail in the
>spam folder and move it to the trash?

While I do think that is possible, why not Cmd+A > Cmd+[DEL]?

-- 

- Hiro

Hiroaki Honshuku, A-NO-NE Music, Boston, MA
 

Move Spam Applescript

[Chris]

Hi all:

Is it possible to have an applescript that will select *all* mail in the
spam folder and move it to the trash?

cheers,

Chris

powermail-discuss Digest #2646 - 06/10/07

[PowerMail discussions]

powermail-discuss Digest #2646 - Sunday, June 10, 2007

  Re: Data bug in forward messages
  by "Tim Lapin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>


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Subject: Re: Data bug in forward messages
From: "Tim Lapin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sat, 9 Jun 2007 22:19:07 -0400

On   Saturday, June 9, 2007,   Mikael Byström   sent forth:

>Rene Merz sa såhär:
>
>>Seems that this little bug occurs only in the german version of PM.
>But mine is active in english as well. H.
>
>Mikael
>
>Tech facts:
>PM 5.5.3 Swedish | OS X 10.4.5 | Powerbook G4/550Mhz | 1GB RAM | 80GB HD


Well, I take it back.  I too have the repeating time problem.  It is a
time and not date problem.  I tested it with several messages and noticed
that while the date was correctly displayed, the time was not.

The reason I was fooled with the message I used as a test was the time
zone.  If you reexamine my post, you will notice that the two times are
exactly six hours apart, representing the time difference between the
post I quoted and my time zone.

A bug for sure.



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Tim Lapin
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
G4/AGP/400OS 10.3.9PowerMail 5.5.3 640 MB RAM 2x40 GB HDs


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