SPAMSIEVE DISAPPEARING EMAILS MAC OS X
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It’s there, because when I try to create another one, it says I have a folder of this name. Also, the SpamSieve folder I created in setup is missing. Please post back with details: who is your ISP? Do you use online web based email service (which one(s)? You can tell if you have POP or IMAP by going to your Accounts in Mail Preferences and looking at what it says. Just installed SpamSieve last night, and while I can hear emails landing, I cannot find them in any folder or inbox, not in junk, not anywhere. Updated the Setting Up MailMate instructions for the new preferences in MailMate 1.1.2. (I assume they went through the spamsieve program (which involves apple scripts and the Outlook - Filter Mailboxes pre-made script). Click the email message Click on the X marked trash can (Junk Mail) icon. About 6 emails came through and were in my in-box.

SPAMSIEVE DISAPPEARING EMAILS MAC OS X

Improved compatibility with Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion). I set up a rule to move emails from a specific sender to a specific folder. Sent emails would only be on the server IF you use an online web based email account otherwise, sent emails would be kept within your Apple Mail application. Made various changes to improve SpamSieve’s filtering accuracy.

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There is no way I can guess right now until I understand your setup exactly, but in the meantime, for general information:Ī POP account will download emails to your Apple Mail application and then delete them from the server.Īn IMAP account will download emails to your Apple Mail app temporarily (until you log off/get off line), but keep them on the server. The problem: I have a flood of emails to my Junk folder. Almost none of them have the color coding so I think Spam Sieve doesn’t see them at all because they don’t go to the inbox. From what I have read, this is done at Apple’s server. I'm a bit confused now originally I assumed that you were talking about using Mail (the Apple application), but now you mentioned 'my MAILĬlient' - are you referring to another app and/or using an online/web based email account such as Yahoo? I have hundreds of emails in my Junk folder. With a tool like this, most users just want it to do its job, Michael said. SpamSieve also looks inside attachments for spam-like content, even when the message itself appears empty.

I have also noticed that many of my SENT emails, which are shown on my MAIL client application are not shown on the server under the SENT tab. SpamSieve can also take over the job of new mail notification from its email client host, and notify only when new non-spam messages come in.

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