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Mac Forum / Applications / Eudora / April 2007Disable "Junk" Mailbox
I used not to have a Junk Mailbox but since the final update my Eudora has a Junk Mailbox which I am unable to delete. This bothers me because all mail from one sender, whose name is in my address book, ends up there, for no discernable reason. I told it that Junk requires a score of 100% and it scores all of her mail as 100%. I've marked at least a dozen of her messages Not Junk...yet the problem persists. I've no desire to train Eudora...I just want to eliminate the Junk Mailbox and see all messages in my In Box or other Mailbox arraged by my own filters. How can I do this? > I used not to have a Junk Mailbox but since the final update my Eudora > has a Junk Mailbox which I am unable to delete. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > How can I do this? Settings > Junk > "Hold junk in Junk mailbox" [un-check] If mail still goes into Junk then look in your filters. -[ ]- > I used not to have a Junk Mailbox but since the final update my Eudora > has a Junk Mailbox which I am unable to delete. Correct. The Junk mailbox is built-in. > This bothers me because all mail from one sender, whose name is in my > address book, ends up there, for no discernable reason. > > I told it that Junk requires a score of 100% and it scores all of her > mail as 100%. In my experience messages only ever get assigned a Junk score of 100% when explicitly Junked, be it manually, or by a filter. Check your filters. > I've marked at least a dozen of her messages Not > Junk...yet the problem persists. Have you made sure that "Mail isn't Junk if the sender is in the address book" and "Put Non-Junked senders in address book" are enabled?  SignatureSander Tekelenburg, <http://www.euronet.nl/~tekelenb/> Mac user: "Macs only have 40 viruses, tops!" PC user: "SEE! Not even the virus writers support Macs!" > Have you made sure that "Mail isn't Junk if the sender is in the address > book" and "Put Non-Junked senders in address book" are enabled? Yes, I have done those things. > > Have you made sure that "Mail isn't Junk if the sender is in the address > > book" and "Put Non-Junked senders in address book" are enabled? > > Yes, I have done those things. The only thing that seems reasonable at this point is that you have some filter that is using the "Junk" action. That action should be labeled "Mark as Junk" to clarify that it does not mean 'junk this message' (i.e. delete it.) If none of your filters does that, I suppose it is possible that there is something horribly corrupted in your settings and/or spam filtering database. You can clear the training information by removing ~/Documents/Eudora Folder/Eudora Items/Plugins/SpamWatch/UserJunkDB.txt and if you really want to kill off SpamWatch altogether, just quit Eudora, locate the application (typically "/Applications/Eudora Application Folder/Eudora.app") and use the "Get Info" command from the File menu. This will open a window that includes a section listing the plugins, and you can eliminate all spam filtering by unchecking SpamWatch OSX, SpamHeaders OSX, and StaticJunkDB.txt SignatureNow where did I hide that website... |
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