AW: [Spambayes] Filtering Spam

[Thomas Becker]

Hello,

I just displayed the spam field as described in the guide.

What happens is, that the incoming message  is added to my normal folder and
there gets no score added in the new field. That means, that it doesn´t
realizize that there has a message arrived. What can I do about this?
And how does it come that these messages get a spam clue , although the new
field is emty. Do these things work separately?

When I move the message to my spam folder via the button "delete as spam"
the message gets a score added into the field (in that spam folder).

Can you help me solve my problem?

Thank you again!

Thomas Becker








-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: Tony Meyer [mailto:tameyer at ihug.co.nz]
Gesendet: Freitag, 23. April 2004 06:30
An: 'Thomas Becker'
Cc: spambayes at python.org
Betreff: RE: [Spambayes] Filtering Spam


> I didn´t delete the folder in the past. To make sure, that
> there is nothing wrong with the folder, I now added a new
> one, deleted the old and attached the new one in the
> SpamBayes Manager via the Browse Button. Unfortunatley it
> didn´t help, the program still finds the spam  but does not
> move them at all.
>
> I added the logfile , which I saved right after I started
> Outlook and again the mail failed to be moved.

The log file doesn't contain any error, unfortunately.  Is the mail
definitely arriving in the "Persönlicher Ordner/Posteingang" folder?

Do you have the spam field displayed?  If not, could you add it (temporarily
if you like) as in the Help->About SpamBayes document to the "Persönlicher
Ordner/Posteingang" folder?

Once it is displayed, does the score get entered into the field when mail
arrives?  If it does then the problem must be something to do with moving
the message - if it doesn't, then it's something to do with noticing that
the message has arrived and needs filtering.

=Tony Meyer

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