Re: [MlMt] matching emails in blacklist

Of course! I had already customized that folder. I went ahead and added some filters. Thank you! > Glenn Parker via mailmate Thu, 09 Jan 2025 06:29:30 -0800 > You can configure the folder MailMate uses for address completion, and that > folder can be whatever you want, and it can be used only fo

Re: [MlMt] Use of Spamsieve for Spam Blocking

Mike, I do likewise. Only rarely do I see SpamSieve or MailMate drop out. Pretty much everything else you said! I made a change to MM from Apple Mail after very successful previously! Like my set up very much and have used for years. Respectfully, Henry Seiden - - Techworks Pro Co. E: infotec

Re: [MlMt] Use of Spamsieve for Spam Blocking

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 Sp

Re: [MlMt] PGP encrypt with mismatched key

If it helps, I am on MacOS 14.7.1 and have my gpg from Homebrew, gpg (GnuPG) 2.4.7 I'm pretty hazy on the distinction between fingerprint and key-id, so I might have gotten that wrong. I just checked, though, and the hex numbers in my gpg.conf are *not* fingerprints. I believe the numbers 

[MlMt] Use of Spamsieve for Spam Blocking

> 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. The proper way to use SpamSieve on multiple Macs is outlined in SpamSieve's user guide in section 3.14, here:-

Re: [MlMt] Use of Spamsieve for Spam Blocking

I would say a full 80% of my Spam/Junk contents are added there by the server rather than via SpamSieve handling. If you go into your spam folder in MM and right click on the column headers, choose to see the “SpamSieve Score” column. If there is a count in that column, it was analyzed by Spa

Re: [MlMt] Use of Spamsieve for Spam Blocking

I don’t know. I guess that I could check AOL (which is where the Amazon messages age going) to see what might be there. Thanks for the suggestion. Michael Sauer On 13 Jan 2025, at 6:36, Steve Mayer wrote: Michael, Are you sure the messages are being put into the spam folder by SpamSieve or

Re: [MlMt] Use of Spamsieve for Spam Blocking

Michael, Are you sure the messages are being put into the spam folder by SpamSieve or are they being put there on the server side? Steve Mayer smaye...@me.com On 13 Jan 2025, at 8:33, Michael Sauer via mailmate wrote: Is there a resource that can help me to understand how to use Mailmate a

[MlMt] Use of Spamsieve for Spam Blocking

Is there a resource that can help me to understand how to use Mailmate and Spamsieve together? I keep getting emails (from Amazon for example) that keep showing up in my Spam folder. I mark them as not spam and then move them out of spam. But the next email shows up in Spam again. I have even t

Re: [MlMt] Extract parts from strings for smart mailbox?

I have also subfolders with subject -> blob Then the repo name between the `[username/repo]` is used Von meinem iDingens gesendet... > Am 13.01.2025 um 10:27 schrieb Oliver Sturm via mailmate > : > >  > Hi, > > I haven’t done much with smart mailboxes, so I may be missing something. I > had

[MlMt] Extract parts from strings for smart mailbox?

Hi, I haven’t done much with smart mailboxes, so I may be missing something. I had the idea that I could structure a source folder I use for notifications sent by GitHub. These notification emails all show the name of the repository they apply to as part of the To header, e.g. `sveltejs/kit `