[MlMt] Suddenly, all my emails are going to junk

[Simon Kaplan]

Hi Benny

So I had a mailbox rule to move messages to a certain mailing list...  
when I switched versions of spam sieve, that started moving all messages 
(apparently).  I've deleted the rule and all is now good.

Thanks for the help and keep up the great work!

cheers
Simon
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On 24 Jul 2014, at 0:20, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote:

> On 23 Jul 2014, at 10:16, Simon Kaplan wrote:
>
>> I've been using MM for a couple weeks now, and really loving it.  But 
>> just today, after I updated to the most recent version of SpamSieve, 
>> all my emails started going to junk and a look at SpamSieve's 
>> blacklist showed that all email addresses are being added to my 
>> blacklist.  I tried downgrading to the last non-beta release of 
>> SpamSieve and deleting the entries from my blacklist but that didn't 
>> help -- the addresses just get added as new messages come in...  Can 
>> anyone help/any suggestions for why this is happening?
>
> I can tell you how it works in MailMate (and essentially also in Apple 
> Mail). The settings in the Security preferences pane determine which 
> messages are given to SpamSieve for analysis. Anything scoring above 
> 50 (0-100) is marked as junk and moved to the “Junk” mailbox of 
> the account.
>
> If you explicitly (or using a rule) move a message to “Junk” (or 
> mark it as junk) then MailMate also tells SpamSieve about this.
>
>> (Curiously when I switched to Apple Mail and had it load the past 2 
>> weeks email, none of the 'good' messages went to Spam (which is what 
>> you'd expect, given all the spam had already been filtered).  So it 
>> looks like its a MM problem rather than a SpamSieve problem)
>
> Since Apple Mail behaves differently then it sounds like you have some 
> kind of rule triggering MailMate to mark your messages as junk. Do you 
> have any rules defined in MailMate?
>
> -- 
> Benny
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