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EagleFiler uses the standard system delay in order to determine when to start searching. If you want to type slower, you can use the SendsWholeSearchString esoteric preference so that it only...

First, please check the setup in your e-mail program. If you aren’t able to find the problem, please follow the instructions on this page for “If you have spam messages in your inbox.”

I do not recommend deleting any rules or the log. Instead, you should find the whitelist rule and make sure it’s checked, like I said in #1. Secondly, I would suggest searching the log to see which...

A beta with support for Mavericks is available now. Please see this thread.

SpamSieve is very cautious about putting e-mails in the Spam mailbox. If you’ve ever trained one of these as good, the address would already be on the whitelist, and the only reasons the message...

Agreed. Please make sure that your “SpamSieve” rule in Mail’s preferences is set to “Every Message” and that it’s at the top of the list.

No, SpamSieve never goes back to alter the log. If it says “Predicted: Spam” that means that’s what SpamSieve originally thought (for that message in that account; note that the identifiers are...

The Unfiled smart folder in the source list shows all the files that are at the top level.

Do you mean that for the other account the log says “Predicted: Good” for those messages?

I guess you mean this thread. Under normal circumstances, it’s not necessary to do anything special to block these messages. Through normal training, SpamSieve will rapidly learn that your good...

That’s usually a sign that the messages aren’t getting through SpamSieve; rather something is set up such that it isn’t even being asked to examine those messages. I suggest checking the setup and/or...

Yes, I will send out the beta later today. Please contact me via e-mail to be added to the beta list.

In Mail’s Accounts preferences, you can set it to auto-empty the trash. That might be the simplest solution here.



You could install the Apple Mail - Discard Spam script and use FastScripts to...

The problem ended up being that the Gmail e-mail address was not correctly entered in Mail’s preferences.

Thanks for the suggestions. I’m planning to add some history features. Meanwhile, one alternative for easily cycling back and forth is to open multiple windows. Then you can flip back and forth using...

That sounds good. You can test the script by running it from within AppleScript Editor. Does it move the messages from TrainSpam or report an error?

If the script works, the next step is to test...

I think it changes to gray when the window is in the background.

To indicate the selected file(s)? I guess I’m not quite sure what you’re suggesting. Is there another app that you think does a good job with this?

Great!



There’s also an RSS feed.

What do you mean by folder? Apple Mail only applies rules (such as SpamSieve) to the inbox, not other folders. So this may be normal.



Please see Sending in a “Sample” Report.



Not that...

Yes, you need both rules.



When you receive new mail, it should automatically move any messages in the TrainSpam mailbox to the Spam mailbox.

A blocklist rule shouldn’t be necessary. Please check that your setup is correct and, if so, send me some more information so that I can look into this.



SpamSieve 2.9.7 has been available for...

Could you send me (via e-mail) screenshots showing the raw source of the message in question and also the two accounts in the preferences?

There are no known bugs with this feature. SpamSieve identifies the account based on the account that the message was addressed to. If the To/Cc address in the message doesn’t match any of the e-mail...

SpamSieve needs to be running on the Mac in order for it to filter the mail. For SpamSieve to run, either the Mac needs to be on, or you need a newer Mac that supports PowerNap—in which case...