On 13 Jan 2025, at 8:57, Mike Conley wrote: >> Also, I am using Mailmate and Spamsieve on two Macs and read mail on both of >> them and have Spamsieve operating on both of them. > > You probably shouldn't be doing that.
Ditto. > The proper way to use SpamSieve on multiple Macs is outlined in SpamSieve's > user guide in section 3.14, here:- > > <https://c-command.com/spamsieve/manual#id446> > > Option 1 and 2 are the best, and I strongly recommend 2, the drone setup, in > which one Mac runs SpamSieve and MailMate all the time, and the others run > only MailMate, and you have special mailboxes and rules set up for training > the spam filter. See the above link and the link at > > <https://c-command.com/spamsieve/manual#setting-up-a-spam-filte> > > for detailed instructions. What he said. > I do this on my systems and it works flawlessly. I also run a Mail.app + SpamSieve drone, on a Mac mini on my network, and it works "flawlessly" until it doesn't. By which I mean I start getting an increase of spam on my daily laptop, so I go look at my mini and see that both Mail and SpamSieve are no longer running. They are set to launch upon reboot/restart of the machine, so apparently one (or both) are simply crashing. Besides being a Time Machine host, that's about all this mini does; anyone else seeing similar behavior? _______________________________________________ mailmate mailing list Unsubscribe: https://lists.freron.com/listinfo/mailmate
