I do a lot of beta testing so am very careful about watching for cause and effects. The only explanation is that SpamSieve learned a few new words and then applied them to my previously Sent emails. During those few seconds between marking the spam and seeing “50” appear, NO new mail was received. The folder blinked “50” Unread spam messages, all from me, dated from 20. Unfortunately, they used a lot of words that I use in my website design business, because in a blink of an eye 50 messages from my Sent folder jumped into my empty Spam folder. programs let you manually re-apply SpamSieve to old messages: Apple Mail. Yesterday, after I got an ad from a website marketing company, I marked it as Train as Spam. PowerMail only supports ios Mail and Web Mail SpamSieve does not run on ios. This rule is set to scan “Every Message”.
The only rule that could possibly move message to “spam” is the first rule which is for spamsieve.
Run spamsieve on existing messages mac#
Exception: If your Mac and SpamSieve will often be off or disconnected from the. None of which would reach into my Sent Folder and move a bunch of my replies to the special “spam” folder. SpamSieve is compatible with junk/spam filters that run on the mail server, however we recommend that most users turn them off because: In most cases, SpamSieve will catch the same spam messages (and more), so the server spam filter is not providing much benefit. I don’t have any other plug-ins, and only half a dozen long-standing and well-behaved rules based on “email from” headers in order to sort Lists into folders. So it sounds to me like what you’re seeing is being caused by another rule or plug-in. Also, it never marks spam messages as unread. It only sees new messages in the inbox, messages that you train, and messages that you manually apply the Mail rules to. I assume that SpamSieve will NOT search thru messages On My Mac? (I hope this is tru, because these are carefully sorted into many different subfolders.)įeature request: Would like a preference to “Only Scan New /Unread Messages”, so that it doesn’t waste time scanning existing Inboxes & Sent inbox for spam as it will only find good messages to move to its spam folder. To try to twart this behaviour, I moved all my previous Sent messages to a new folder On My Mac. (There’s nothing spammy about my replies!) It then moves dozens of them to its own “spam” folder and changes them to Unread. The only problem I’m finding is that when SpamSieve learns a little more, it seems to scour my old Sent Inbox - which has emails from 2011-2013. I also file many messages into subfolders On My Mac when archiving. AFAIK, there is NO spam in my existing InBoxes. In the past, I spent time each day junking and deleting ALL spam on all my email addresses. So far so good, it’s catching almost every new spam each morning.
Run spamsieve on existing messages trial#
I’m running a trial of SpamSieve on Apple Mail 6.6 (pre-Maverick).
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