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    Don't move messages to Junk

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    • petervbeck
      petervbeck last edited by petervbeck

      Since some time messages suspected to be spam are automatically moved to the Junk folder.
      My first thought was that Outlook does that. But this happens also to users that just use DeskApp, therefore it seems Kopano does move the messages.

      Lots of our users find that irritating as sometimes messages wrongly are moved (legit mails but tagged as Spam). I don’t want any messages (even with a Spam-Tag) automatically moved anywhere.

      I know lot of people are happy with this behaviour, but I was never. Either I reject or accept mails. But I’ve never liked moving mails inside the mailbox without user interaction.

      We are using Kopano 8.7.5.0-0+43.1 (supported) on Debian Stretch.

      How can I disable this feature ?

      Thanks
      Peter

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      • genesis74
        genesis74 last edited by

        Hi @petervbeck,

        you might want to take a look at dagent.cfg. It has two parameters for handling messages marked as spam. This is from the default/example config:

        # The following e-mail header will mark the mail as spam, so the mail
        # is placed in the Junk Mail folder, and not the Inbox.
        # The name is case insensitive.
        # set to empty to not use this detection scheme.
        #spam_header_name = X-Spam-Status
        
        # If the above header is found, and contains the following value
        # the mail will be considered as spam.
        # Notes:
        #  - The value is case insensitive.
        #  - Leading and trailing spaces are stripped.
        #  - The word 'bayes' also contains the word 'yes'.
        #spam_header_value = Yes,
        
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        • petervbeck
          petervbeck last edited by

          Thanks @genesis74,
          I have also found that setting, but was not sure if that’s the correct place to fix it.
          Thanks

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