![]() ![]() ![]() The problem is most evident on the MacBook Air. That is, there are no other users on any machine. The strange thing is, as I said, it seems to happen to one machine in particular more than that other two… to answer your question: SpamSieve is on three machines, two laptops (a MacBook Air 13 and a MacBook Pro 15Retina) and a desktop (Mac Pro), each of which is used for a different purpose and only by me. I’ll check the server (it’s an Exchange server, using MSFT 365Office Online email server services for my main email address) which is a real pain in the ass in terms of getting to the server settings for handling what it considers (or shouldn’t consider) junk. However, I would be happy to look into this further if you e-mail me the information requested under If you have good messages in your Spam mailbox.Īlso, on how many of the Macs is SpamSieve installed? It may be a server filter moving the messages, because unless you’ve configured it otherwise, SpamSieve will never classify messages from people in the address book as spam. The messages it chooses to revert to Junk status are random, but seem to derive from the same sources, and are all opt-in accounts where I have an ID.īased on what you’ve written here, it doesn’t sound like SpamSieve is doing this. It doesn’t matter how I change SpamSieve Preference settings, how many times I update the SpamSieve plug-in for Postbox, or re-install it. This has been going on for a year, and is now beyond annoying. This particular account is on an Exchange server at Microsoft serving for mail and smtp for my primary mail account, part of a domain I own. All point to the same ISP servers for mail. All machines are running Mavericks 10.9.x in the current version. This happens primarily on one machine (I have two laptops and a Mac Pro I use regularly), a Mac Book Air. No matter that I can repeatedly mark posts received as “Not Junk” in either of several ways, from the icon in the menu bar, from the “Message>Mark” drop down menu, and even after adding addresses from posters to the Address Book or the extreme of marking posters as “favorites” the messages go to the Inbox of that account and then are almost instantaneously returned as “Junk” ![]()
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