I mostly use Mutt to read mail but today I fired up Thunderbird.
I have a shell script that looks for new mail, which looks for files in cur/ and new/ ending with the server hostname or a comma.
When I fired up TB it seems that all new mail has been given a flag of ,a which I gather means it matches a keyword.
My questions are:
How did this happen? Did TB do something strange to my mail when it fetched headers? If I change my search parameters to ',[a-z]' will this only catch new mail?
Cheers
-- When all you have is a Swiss Army Knife, every problem looks like email. -- Peter da Silva
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On 2/10/2013 8:39 PM, David Woodfall wrote:
So it looks like TB labelled all my mailing list mail as junk.
Thunderbird is initially pretty stupid about what it labels as junk. As you unmark non-junk and mark actual junk, it gets better, but never great. It's certainly no substitute for spamassassin.
But this wanders off topic for this list, so I'll leave it there.
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participants (3)
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David Benfell
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David Woodfall
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Timo Sirainen