I didn't use filtering with 4.7.1 because of "conflict resolution dialog lock up" bug which is fixed in 4.7.2. So I have tried to use filtering now - in fact it is just bogofilter antispam filtering.


Manual filtering does work as expected (Apply All Filters in context menu). But it doesn't work for incoming messages. I have tried:

- all except for IMAP
- all POP3 accounts only
- Local Folders only

All POP3 accounts have assigned folder for incoming messages.

Where to dig in?

(Arch Linux is in use on x86_64 machine)

Probably I must clarify. The first phase - piping through bogofilter - does work for incoming messages. But the second filter - spam handling itself (checking for X-Bogosity and moving spam to dedicated folder) - works in manual mode only. Piping filter hasn't "stop processing here" flag checked, of course.

OK, more common question: has anybody working filters _chain_ for incoming POP3 messages at all?

https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=283548

I think the solution is at the advanced settings from the filter:

check:
[*] from all accounts

I had the same problems and if I am right, that solved the problem. It is a while ago

kees61 wrote:[*] from all accounts

Thanks for the hint. Unfortunately, I strongly want to avoid any filters interactions with IMAP accounts (I have last ones also).