Thomas> Today I received an e-mail in my Thunderbird inbox that has a
Thomas> 'X-Spambayes-Classification: spam'. I have a rule set up to
Thomas> automatically and permanently delete e-mails with spam
Thomas> classifications. Somehow the e-mail got by the filter.
Thomas> Filter rule: "For incoming messages that: Match all of the
Thomas> following.
Thomas> 'X-Spambayes-Classification' is 'spam'. Perform these actions:
Thomas> Delete Message."
Thomas> Any developers interested?
I'm not sure what problem you're describing. Is it that SpamBayes
incorrectly classified a message or that somehow it added a spam
classification header to the message which your T-Bird filter didn't pick
up?
I'm unsure why you're not just saving spam to a separate folder for later
review. Aren't you worried that the occasional ham will be classified as
spam and deleted?
Skip
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