Rafael Bugajewski on Twitter: "@mjtsai I changed the setup today (in Change Settings) and just entered Junk for the spam mailbox. I’m not sure how to make the rule work."

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Rafael Bugajewski ‏@chiefsucker 26 Jun 2014

@mjtsai Will match all: addressed to my full name / not addressed to my full name → move to Spam also work for SpamSieve?
Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai 26 Jun 2014

@chiefsucker If you make the conditions of the SpamSieve rule such that no messages match, SpamSieve won't be able to see any messages.
Rafael Bugajewski ‏@chiefsucker 26 Jun 2014

@mjtsai OK, then I’ll leave it at Every Message. When I want to keep spam messages on the server, do I have to select Junk or account/Junk?
Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai 26 Jun 2014

@chiefsucker Not exactly sure what you're asking. Does this page help? http://c-command.com/spamsieve/manual-ah/using-a-spam-mailbox-on …

@mjtsai I changed the setup today (in Change Settings) and just entered Junk for the spam mailbox. I’m not sure how to make the rule work.

5:52 AM - 26 Jun 2014

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