Hi,
The upgrade of to SquirrelMail 1.4.19 (from a couple previous
versions) created a folder called Junk where it is adding some (but
not all) spam messages. The Junk folder is not the directory we use
for processing spam. Although both the junk folder and spam folder
are active, my question is how do I seamlessly remove the Junk folder
and have SquirrelMail just use our custom spam folder without
interfering with end users?
My plugin setup looks like:
Plugins
Installed Plugins
1. message_details
2. newmail
3. squirrelspell
4. msg_flags
Available Plugins:
5. administrator
6. bug_report
7. calendar
8. delete_move_next
9. demo
10. filters
11. fortune
12. info
13. listcommands
14. mail_fetch
15. sent_subfolders
16. spamcop
17. test
18. translate
perhaps the install was using spamcop previously and that needs to be
re-enabled? I'm not sure but wanted to see if anyone in the squirrel
community haas suggestions for this.
Thanks!
Andrew
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