In Hardy bogofilter is the default plugin and the package is installed. So this bug only affects users that change to spamassassin *and* override the warning telling them that the spamassassin binaries are not installed.
Should the bug be closed consequently? ** Summary changed: - Junk mail not being identified by spamassassin plugin + Junk mail not being identified by spamassassin plugin (daemon is disabled) ** Description changed: Junk mail is never identified in evolution 2.4.1. I have marked possibly hundreds of messages as junk over the past few days since Breezy badger was installed, but not once has the system done it itself. The option is turned on in edit/preferences/mail preferences/junk. It was suggested that I install spamassassin, which I did but this had no effect. I have also checked the option in Evolution mail preferences/Junk to include remote tests, but that made no difference either. (Not that it is probably relevant, but in desparation I installed Thunderbird, and immediately it correctly identified 95% of the junk mail with no problems) According to update manager everything is at its latest version - Ben + + The problem is that the spamassassin package is not installed while the Evolution plugin for it is still enabled and reports no error. -- Junk mail not being identified by spamassassin plugin (daemon is disabled) https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/4472 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is a direct subscriber. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
