On Fri, 2006-08-11 at 14:16 +0100, PFJ wrote: > Hi, > > > > How can I tell SA to learn the contents of the Junk folder? There > > > doesn't seem to be anything in .evolution for that folder. > > > > Use sa-learn. You can get SA to learn about ham, spam, and forget messages. > > Where do I find the emails though that I have in the junk folder? I > can't see anything in .evolution/mail/local > > TTFN > > Paul > -- > "Logic, my dear Zoe, is merely the ability to be wrong with authority" - > Dr Who >From what I can tell, the "Junk Folder" is a Virtual Folder. I did some snooping, and discovered I could find 10 of the 16 messages in the "Junk Folder" with this command: -command line-$ grep "[0-9]-0090\|^Subject:" ~/.evolution/mail/local/Inbox | grep -B 1 "[0-9]-0090" --- output --- Subject: shop for your perscrip descretely X-Evolution: 00001941-0090 Subject: =?GB2312?B?LcjnLbrOLdGhLbLFoaLT/S2yxaGi08MtssWhosH0LbLFLQ==?= X-Evolution: 00001943-0090 Subject: Amazon Web Services Developer Connection Newsletter #17 X-Evolution: 00001945-0090 Subject: =?windows-1251?B?cmVbMDQ5XTogy +j25e3n6PDu4uDt6OUg4iDx8vDu6PLl6/zx8uLl?= X-Evolution: 00001947-0090 Subject: =?GB2312?B?L7GxLb6pL8nPLbqjL8/DLcPFL8nuLdvaLw==?= X-Evolution: 00001949-0090 Subject: =?GB2312?B?LdHuINChIMvJoba5siDTriDQvSCz6iDVvSDC1KG3LTExNjUwNA==?= X-Evolution: 00001957-0090 Subject: I heard that ... X-Evolution: 00001971-0090 Subject: No Subject X-Evolution: 00001979-0090 Subject: Question from eBay Member X-Evolution: 00001987-0090 Subject: Teachers Federal Credit Union - Visa Card Fraud Control Alert X-Evolution: 00001989-0090 I am sure that I could find the rest, if I snooped some more but I have other pre-delivery filters that I can use to do the same thing.
