We just have an upgrade of the main server on our departmental network. It handles the mail servers I use. I run evolution 3.4.3 on my machine at home which is currently running Fedora 17.
Previously, I had some files on the departmental server in my home directory in ~/Mail. There was a file called caughtspam in which the departmental version of spamasassin put detected spam. I saw this under the server heading as caughtspam and I could examine it to see if something I needed to look at was rejected as spam. I regularly deleted the contents of that file and expunged it and that did the same to the file on the server. I also had a file named learn into which at home I could move messages I wanted to classify as spam. A program run on the server trained spamassassin on those messages and then copied /dev/null to it. There have been some problems since the change. I can now see the contents of my file in /var/spool/mail on the server as inbox under the serving header at home. If I delete such messages using evolution, they are marked deleted and if I expunge them they disappear from the server. I managed using New folder to create files called caughtspam and learn under the server heading in evolution. But I can no longer see what is in ~/Mail/Caughtspam. Also, I don't understand what is happening with learn. How do these things normally work? -- Leonard Evens l...@math.northwestern.edu Professor Emeritus, Department of Mathematics, Northwestern University _______________________________________________ evolution-list mailing list evolution-list@gnome.org To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
