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  • Mar 11

    Not actually. Although at first it appears that way.

    This is the setup that causes this to happen:

    Mac OSX 10.4.x
    MacMail
    SpamSieve email filter with folder named “spam” that is “on my mac”.spamsieve-icon.png

    Everything works fine with this setup. No issues.

    You upgrade to Leopard and suddenly, it appears you have no email.

    What happens: Apple mail, when you upgrade to Leopard removes all plugins. This includes SpamSieve. When that happens, all your mail messages — spam and not spam — are dumped into your spam folder that you created for SpamSieve.

    The solution: reinstall the SpamSieve plugin and manually move your messages from the spam folder to your inbox.

    This is a great post explaining exactly how to do that

    By the way, if you don’t use SpamSieve, it is the BEST spam filter ON THE PLANET!

 

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