Re: SpamSieve problems

harryo wrote on Wed 21 Apr 2004 at 18:46 -0500 >I especially like the feature in Mail.APP that allows me to bounce >an EMail back to its sender. Why don't you bounce over to and leave us less insecure punters alone. -- david.gordon

Re: SpamSieve problems

harryo on 4/21/04 said >Mail.APP has a built in spam filter. > >Costs nothing does a good job and is supported by Apple. >I especially like the feature in Mail.APP that allows me to bounce >an EMail back to its sender. You know, if you prefer Mail.app you are more than welcome to use it. If you

Re: SpamSieve problems

At Wed, 21 Apr 2004 18:46:49 -0500 (CET), harryo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Mail.APP has a built in spam filter. > >Costs nothing does a good job and is supported by Apple. This is your third message to this list and also your third promotion of Mail.app. If Mail.app fulfills you emailing nee

Re: SpamSieve problems

On 21 4 2004 at 7:46 pm -0400, harryo wrote: >I especially like the feature in Mail.APP that allows me to bounce >an EMail back to its sender. > >Granted though most spam is from a phony address. Yeah, so what is the point, exactly? -b -- Ben Kennedy, chief magician zygoat creative technical

SpamSieve problems

Mail.APP has a built in spam filter. Costs nothing does a good job and is supported by Apple. I especially like the feature in Mail.APP that allows me to bounce an EMail back to its sender. Granted though most spam is from a phony address.

Re: SpamSieve problems

Michael said: >I believe you can do this by adjusting the mail filter for SpamSieve. > >Conditions: > Account is AccountA Aha! Of course. Thanks, Michael. -- Sherman

Re: SpamSieve problems

On Apr 21, 2004, at 1:38 PM, Sherman Wilcox wrote: >> Have you set the accounts for which SpamSieve should be active? > > Okay, I give: how does one do this? I believe you can do this by adjusting the mail filter for SpamSieve. Conditions: Account is AccountA Spam rating 50 Acti

Re: SpamSieve problems

Mikael Byström wrote: >Have you set the accounts for which SpamSieve should be active? There is no way to set the accounts. (If there is, someone has gone out of his way to make it very difficult to find.) There is no check box in PowerMail's filters window. There is no reference for accounts i

Re(3): SpamSieve problems

> I have solved the problem by changing the filter 'evaluate' to work > 'always' rather than the options it was set to. I don't know if it > should have been set to operate 'always' right from the start but mine > wasn't. Changing it means that SS is now called immediately. good! ;-) ---marlyse

Re: SpamSieve problems

Mikael said: >Have you set the accounts for which SpamSieve should be active? Okay, I give: how does one do this? -- Sherman

Re: SpamSieve problems

Pat, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >Further to my message yesterday I can confirm that for some reason the >messages are not being passed to SpamSieve. I just down loaded 231 >messages and only two of those were passed to SS, the rest, many of which >were spam went straight to my In tray. >Can someone

Re(2): SpamSieve problems

It appears that on 20/4/04 Marlyse Comte spake thus: >Pat - did you do a 'clean' upgrade? with removing your old SS stuff >inclusive the SS filters and the SS apple scripts and then using the >latest SS and then in PM going via the menubar and Setup and Spam Filter >Assistant? > >---marlyse > >--

Re: SpamSieve problems

Pat - did you do a 'clean' upgrade? with removing your old SS stuff inclusive the SS filters and the SS apple scripts and then using the latest SS and then in PM going via the menubar and Setup and Spam Filter Assistant? ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - > Further

SpamSieve problems

Further to my message yesterday I can confirm that for some reason the messages are not being passed to SpamSieve. I just down loaded 231 messages and only two of those were passed to SS, the rest, many of which were spam went straight to my In tray. Can someone explain why this is happening pleas

Re: SpamSieve Problems in 4.2.1b?

On Mon, 11 Aug 2003 12:00:21 -0400 Robert ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said: >I installed the new 4.2 public beta over the weekend. Since doing so, my >registered copy of SpamSieve has stopped automatically shunting spam to >the Spam folder in PowerMail. > >I have reinstalled SpamSieve, and the manual "A

SpamSieve Problems in 4.2.1b?

I installed the new 4.2 public beta over the weekend. Since doing so, my registered copy of SpamSieve has stopped automatically shunting spam to the Spam folder in PowerMail. I have reinstalled SpamSieve, and the manual "Add Spam" script works fine. Just not the automated spam filter. Has anyon