Bozwell2 wrote:Under Junk Mail, General Settings, there is a checkmark next to Run non-Bayesian Filters. So that I believe is set properly.
Steve:
Yes, this is the setting you want.
Do these messages end up in your IN box or some other mailbox? If it is not the IN box then it is likely the result of some other filter moving the messages. When a filter moves a message then no subsequent filter will be executed against that message.
Assuming this is not the case and that the message is ending up in your IN box then please try the following:
I have seen that sometimes the Bayesian filters are not executed on messages I receive. I've generally put this down to the fact that I have many levels of junk mail filtering in use. I thought that perhaps one of these prior levels might have been responsible. (I wasn't too worried as my junk mail filtering is proving very accurate).
Perhaps I am wrong in my thinking, maybe there are circumstances where the JMF filters are not being executed. Please try the following test. For one of the messages with a banned word in the subject select "Tools | Junk Mail Filtering" and then press the "Apply and Test" button. Do the filters report an item for "SUBJECT = %JUNK SUBJECTS%". If it does then check the examine the
full message headers and check to see if the following header exists in the message:
- Code: Select all
X-Poco-Score-Detail: +20 [SUBJECT=%JUNKSUBJECTS%] (Subject %junksubjects%)
In fact check for
any "X-Poco-Score-Detail" header(s).