Certain emails moved to junk (through Spamsieve) without spamsieve score
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benny
You can try searching the following file for any move-related actions (search for “rules” or perhaps “move”):
~/Library/Application Support/MailMate/Mailboxes.plistEven more low-level, but possibly useful would be to define an extra message list column. For that, you need the following:
{ columns = { oldmailbox = { title = "Previous Source Mailbox"; sortKey = "#old-source.path.noinbox,#old-source.#name"; formatting = { formatString = "${#old-source.path.noinbox} – ${#old-source.#name}"; }; }; }; }This needs to be saved in the following file (you need to create the path):
~/Library/Application Support/MailMate/Resources/MmMessagesOutlineView/outlineColumns.plistThen relaunch MailMate and enable the “Previous Source Mailbox” column in the junk folder. If the message does not have a “Previous Source Mailbox” then the message was most likely moved by the server or another email client.
I hope this helps.
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Andreas Jung
The Mailboxes.plist file does not contain anything related.
The file Resources/MmMessagesOutlineView/outlineColumns.plist does not exist, there is also no subdirectory Resources inside MailMate..shall I create the directory structure myself?
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benny
Yes, you need to create that path (I'm sorry I didn't emphasize that).
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