[spambayes-bugs] [ spambayes-Bugs-881575 ] Background Filtering
disabled
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Bugs item #881575, was opened at 2004-01-21 12:07
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Category: Outlook
Group: Outlook 008
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Adam Wright (nolithium)
Assigned to: Mark Hammond (mhammond)
Summary: Background Filtering disabled
Initial Comment:
I have checked other bugs and they do not seem to
address this specifically.
After about three runs of Outlook 2002 on Win XP,
Background Filtering is Disabled. Since I filter my
incoming to several folders, when I recover an item, all
items are returned to my primary Inbox, and I have to
manually sort, or re-run my rules. Since I get TONS of
spam, this is very time-consuming.
My Background filtering Options are set as follows:
Enable Background Filtering: True
Processing Start Delay: 5.0 Seconds
Delay between processing items: 0.25 seconds
Only for folder that receive new mail: true
The applicable section from my log file:
******************************************
The timer is configured to fire way too often(delay=5.0
milliseconds, interval=0.25 milliseconds)
Please adjust your configuration. The timer is NOT
enabled...
******************************************
If I re-adjust my setting to the highest (10.0 seconds),
restart Outlook, it works fine. I re-set my settings to
5.0 and 0.25, and restart Outlook, and it is fine. When I
come to work the next day, Background Filtering once
again interprets my settings as milliseconds and is
disabled and the above excerpt appears in my log file.
I have attached the entire log file for reference.
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