My ISP automatically tags suspected spam (often incorrectly) and places the emails into a special folder called 'junk'. Years ago, all of these emails got downloaded along with the rest of my mail and I used spamassassin and/or filters to deal with it. For some time (a couple of years?), these tagged emails have no longer arrived with the rest of my mail. I just presumed that I wasn't getting spam: I must just be getting the hang of being very careful. I was expecting a VERY important contract yesterday that never showed up. This morning, I requested it again. The sender said he sent it yesterday and I should check my spam folder. I said that I don't have one (Kmail doesn't come with a junk folder by default), but I would check my ISP's webmail interface. Sure enough, the document was there, but tagged as spam and moved into the 'junk' folder. Question: Why doesn't all of my mail get downloaded into Kmail? Do I have to manually create a 'junk' folder (ie., match the name of the folder of the ISP) in order to get all of my mail? Or will spam (both positive and false positive) always be skipped? In the meantime, as I was so upset about the near loss of the important document (and the thought of what else might have vanished in the past couple of years), I disabled the ISP's spam control altogether. _______________________________________________ kde mailing list kde@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.fedoraproject.org/admin/lists/kde@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
