On Mon, 2006-03-20 at 07:12 -0400, Patrick O'Callaghan wrote:
Evo only filters messages it considers "new". "Newness" is a state maintained by the IMAP server and means it has not previously reported the message *to any client*, so if you have two or more clients concurrently active on the same IMAP account, only one of them (more or less randomly) will see any given message as being "new" and hence apply filters. Solution: either run only one client at a time, or apply filters manually (Ctrl-Y).
It would be nice if this feature could be optionally enabled...
Also, since the mail server runs spamassassin, I would like to tell evolution not to run it on my machines. Is there a way to do that?To disable for a specific account: uncheck Edit->Preferences->Mail Accounts->[account]->Receiving Options->Check new messages for Junk contents.
It would be nice if the corresponding buttons would be gone or at least greyed out if the functionality is disabled. Now the buttons try to do "something", the message is moved to the "junk" folder, even if there is no spamassassin at all to perform the requested action. So, if I click "junk" instead of "delete" (happens all of the time), first I need to "unjunk" the message to get it back, and then delete it. All of this is slow, for some reason.
To do it for all accounts: just disable the plugin.
Evo 2.2 doesn't have this knob :-(
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