[Evolution] How Ctrl-Alt-J is working
- From: Ambrogio De Lorenzo <ambrogio de lorenzo alice it>
- To: evolution-list gnome org
- Subject: [Evolution] How Ctrl-Alt-J is working
- Date: Wed, 20 Sep 2017 11:36:03 +0200
Hi all,
I'm working on junk filter with my new evolution installation (3.24.5
on Fedora 26).
I need to understand better how filters are working. I'm using
bogofilter as junk filter.
Using the debugging level CAMEL_DEBUG=junk evolution I can see that:
1. If the IMAP account has no tick for check junk in new messages, no
check is done (even pressing Ctrl-Alt-J)
2. If I change the option no check is done until restarting evolution
3. If the tick is present at start the Ctrl-Alt-J is working even for
already present messages (as expected).
4. If I uncheck the option, the check on new messages continues working
5. The new incoming messages marked as junk are moved to Junk folder
(in my case is a real folder) but is marked as read. So I can't
understand if there is some new junk emails that I need to check for
spammicity
So, I have 2 questions.
Can I disable the check for new junk mail but use the manual check for
junk mail when I need to do it?
Can I have the junk email marked as unread as I can understand that i
have spam to be checked?
Regards to all
Ambrogio
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