Re: [Evolution] Evolution and Gmail's spam filter

[Caleb Marcus <caleb marcus gmail com>]

Awesome, I hadn't thought of looking in Filters! The only problem I can see with that is that false-negatives (spam messages that get through) will be treated the normal way when using the Spam button.
Also, when switching from Thunderbird to Evolution, I noticed that Thunderbird removes the option to "mark as spam" when the message is already marked as spam... I'm wondering if maybe it would make the status of the message more clear to the user if the "spam" button was deactivated when the message is already marked as spam. This would also prevent "over-training" the filter.
On Tue, 2007-11-06 at 22:25 -0400, Patrick O'Callaghan wrote:
> Try setting up a filter with the test "Message is Junk" and the action
> "Move to Folder". Let us know if it works :-)
>
> poc
>
> On Tue, 2007-11-06 at 21:11 -0500, Caleb Marcus wrote:
> > Gmail's spam filter doesn't always catch everything, and I'd like to
> > use Evolution's SpamAssassin support to filter my inbox as well.
> > However, Evolution doesn't give me an option of what to do when a
> > message is marked or detected to be spam... it just applies its own
> > spam label. I'd like for it to move the message to Gmail's spam folder
> > so I don't have to deal with issues stemming from Gmail's
> > interpretation of Evolution's "deleted" tags, as well as other
> > problems it has, so I'd like the ability to just set it to move it to
> > Gmail's spam folder. 
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