[MlMt] Setting up SS and MM: mark messages as Not Junk?

I'm reading http://c-command.com/spamsieve/help/setting-up-mailmate and got to the statement: The Mark messages as Not Junk if score is below setting does not affect SpamSieve or its filtering. Rather, if SpamSieve thinks a message is less spammy than the score that you enter, MailMate will

Re: [MlMt] debugging send failure

t 2015, at 8:33, Lars Ippich wrote: On 11 Oct 2015, at 17:15, Sparky Doosan wrote: MailMate shows my outbound message in an IMAP folder called "Sent Messages". I cannot find this on the server and the message was not delivered. I cannot determine (need more coffee?) whether this s

[MlMt] debugging send failure

I continue to edge closer to cutting MailMate into my production workflow. Today's issue: I followed all the setup instructions from MailMate and my ISP and it looks good except... MailMate shows my outbound message in an IMAP folder called "Sent Messages". I cannot find this on the server and

Re: [MlMt] Baysian filtering?

Thanks Benny that was what I was trying to remember. Also, the archive/junk mailboxes can always be used to teach SpamSieve (or some alternative solution) about your ham/spam emails. More fuel for the "don't wait, start today" fire, well played and very helpful. _

[MlMt] Baysian filtering?

I have follow-up questions and so should feel lame for asking but will start with... Does MailMate have a good Bayesian spam filter solution? I seem to recall my first round of evals ended when I found there is a great third-party solution satisfactory to use MailMate now but perhaps (why, wh

[MlMt] (Applause) merged listmate and mailman bundle

Hey Max, WOW! For a number of reasons I've put off embracing MM but dude, I'm seeing what you did here and I'm excited, so excellent! I guess Benny's published some API information but I didn't find it? I could keep looking but wanted to message you anyway. Thanks, Rob PS: Nice AboutMe :)

Re: [MlMt] Alert bell?

Thanks, that is POWER. On 9 Mar 2015, at 22:55, TJ Luoma wrote: On 10 Mar 2015, at 0:26, Sparky Doosan wrote: I looked but did not find... where are the preferences for the bell? Right now, I'm getting alerts (sometimes?) that I don't really understand. I hope y'all don&#

[MlMt] Alert bell?

I looked but did not find... where are the preferences for the bell? Right now, I'm getting alerts (sometimes?) that I don't really understand. I hope y'all don't tell me it's a phone thing and not MailMate. Thanks ___ mailmate mailing list mailmate

[MlMt] Nervous about integration with my smartphone

Hey I hope it's OK to share thoughts and feelings, LOL. TBH I haven't used a local mail client for a long, long time. Something changed recently that I think is making me want to bail on the browser-based experience and instead start rebuilding and flexing the powerful muscles that come from a

Re: [MlMt] opening messages?

There it is!! Thanks :) On 27 Feb 2015, at 8:57, Edward Thome wrote: On 27 Feb 2015, at 10:52, Sparky Doosan wrote: New user here, this looks like good software. I'm confused though, double-clicking a message seems to want to find related messages, right? Why does opening a message

Re: [MlMt] opening messages?

me a bit of getting used to as well. Command-O opens a message. Bart On 27 Feb 2015, at 11:52, Sparky Doosan wrote: New user here, this looks like good software. I'm confused though, double-clicking a message seems to want to find related messages, right? Why does opening a message

[MlMt] opening messages?

New user here, this looks like good software. I'm confused though, double-clicking a message seems to want to find related messages, right? Why does opening a message seem like a thing most people don't want to do? I'd expect to double-click to open the message and view it... the preview pane