On Saturday 19 December 2009 04:11 AM, Paul Smith wrote:
On Sat, Dec 19, 2009 at 12:07 PM, Fennix<cn.stefan@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
All your messages at gmail end up in my spam folder with the following
mention:
Warning: This message may not be from whom it claims to be. Beware of
following any links in it or of providing the sender with any personal
information. Learn more
A different Tim, here, but that might be due to him posting through the
gmane usenet to email gateway (it gives me problems, too; different
problems, though). You could have a look through the headers of one of
his mails, and see if there's something in there you can use to tell
your mail filter that those messages aren't spam.
I don't think you can tweak gmail's spam filter. Not directly, anyway.
I always check Timothy Murphy's mails that gmail labels as spam as
"not spam", hoping to teach it that they're not. I fully expect to see
a change in gmail's behaviour in a few thousand years (provided, of
course, that TM at least keeps up his the present day rate of
postings).
Hmmm, I also use gmail and all of Timothy Murphy's emails reach me. I do
have a filter that moves all incoming fedora list mail to a fedora folder.
I have never found any fedora list mail in my spam folder.
fennix
In my case, all Timothy Murphy's posts go to the GMail spam folder.
Paul
I use this[1] rule in Gmail to archive and direct all fedora-list
traffic to a Fedora label within Gmail. And I rarely get any of his
messages mislabelled as spam. It is definitely quite a bit better since
I reported a few "this is not spam"-s.
I think you can also setup something like `from:"Timothy Murphy"' to
direct his messages to the proper label in Gmail.
HTH
[1] (list:"fedora-list.redhat.com" OR
list:"fedora-announce-list.redhat.com")
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