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What happened?Messages from contacts in my address book are still occasionally marked as spam, even with this setting enabled. How can we reproduce the problem?Send a spam message from an email sender that is in the user's carddav address book. Versionv0.13.x What database are you using?RocksDB What blob storage are you using?RocksDB Where is your directory located?Internal What operating system are you using?Docker Relevant log outputn/aCode of Conduct
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A few questions:
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Same for this setting. |
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I explicitly added |
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So what am I doing wrong here? Or what am I misunderstanding? |
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Your email does not include a
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OK, let me try this again. Yes to both of your questions. |
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Your headers look fine, but unfortunately I can't reproduce the issue. However, I am going to create a test case using an email similar to yours to see if this is related to the |
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Thank you for your help! However, I don't think it's the phishing tag. The most recent example (same sender) triggered these rules: Could it be that |
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I added a test case for this feature and still couldn't reproduce the issue you're having. Check out the test case linked above and also the conditions required for this feature to work, in particular:
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What does that mean with regard to my last question? Does it still work if |
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The test case is using aliases too. The account name is Can you try creating the vCard using a different CalDAV client? |
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I found my problem, and sorry for giving you the run-around. At some point I added this sieve filter to my account which puts spam into Which leads me to the question, what is the recommended way to a) always mark spam as read and b) add a spam whitelist? |
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Have you tried marking it at read but without placing them in the
At the user level, using CalDAV. At the system level, by updating the spam filter rules. |
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Given the great amount of configurability of every detail through all SMTP stages and beyond, I find it surprising that the handling of spam is a bit like a black box. I would love to be able to easily configure what happens with spam, too. Put in junk folder? Leave in inbox, but edit the subject (terrible idea, but big in corporate environments)? The possible wishes of end users or administrators are endless. |
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I found my problem, and sorry for giving you the run-around. At some point I added this sieve filter to my account which puts spam into
Junkand marks it as read. Since these messages still sayX-Spam-Status: Yes, even though thecard-is-hamoverride got applied, my filter still puts it in Junk. I was under the impression that the header would not be present in this case.Which leads me to the question, what is the recommended way to a) always mark spam as read and b) add a spam whitelist?