Spam, Spam with Eggs, Potato Spam de luxe. And Spam.
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benny
- State changed from new to resolved
- Assigned user set to benny
Some quick notes and then I'll close the ticket. But I'll keep in mind all issues raised.
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A message can have 3 junk-flag-states: $Junk, $NotJunk or no junk-related flags. The first kind is always blocked, the second kind is only blocked if in a Junk mailbox, and the third kind is only blocked in the Inbox or Trash mailboxes. This is the default behavior. Eventually it will be configurable.
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It is possible to override the default behavior by setting a value for MmBlockedMessagesQuery in the defaults. The above behavior is the result of the following default query: "$Junk or $Msgs.filter(#flags.flag = '$Junk') or ($Inbox or $Trash).filter(#flags.flag !=[x] '$NotJunk')".
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The query language is currently undocumented and you are on your own if you try to change the query :-) (you can just use "$Msgs" if you always want to block external images).
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It was confusing that blocked messages with no external references were not shown as junk. That is fixed now.
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Spam score is 0, because no spam score was found in the message headers (like X-Spam-Score). MailMate itself does nothing to identify spam.
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Clearly, documentation for junk handling is needed.
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Thomas Hanke
Thanks!
Yes, I'm still not sure about the interaction of the 'junk' folder and the flags.
For now, it's ok to stick with the server's spam functions, anyway.So, I best just try the next version and see what - if any - issues pop up.
Mh, just found out your last responses made it into Gmail's spam folder, not sure why since I got the other ones.
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