GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 252422
All new messages marked as "junk"
Last modified: 2009-08-15 18:40:50 UTC
Please fill in this template when reporting a bug, unless you know what you are doing. Description of Problem: New Inbox messages are not visible. Steps to reproduce the problem: 1. Select 'Send/Receive' icon 2. (New messages are downloaded, filtered) 3. Actual Results: No difference in Inbox view Expected Results: New messages should be visible How often does this happen? Always Additional Information: Some messages that were in the folder prior to migration are also not visible. The messages are in the Inbox file. After running a script that changes 1.4 ~/evolution mail files to links to ~/.evolution ones (after backing the original ones up, of course), the messages are visible when running 1.4.5. The common attribute between the invisible messages appears to be that the "X-Evolution:" header field has bit 9 set in the second field (-0080). 1.5 build from HEAD source from yesterday evening.
Looked at source: found "-0800" is currently 'junk' flag. Changing to request that _some_ initial rule set be provided: starting with nearly 100% false positives is not better than some ruleset that risks a non-0% false positive. I'm also curious as to why migrated messages were marked: were these marked as junk when received in 1.4.x?
Rechecked: it's only newly downloaded messages that are marked. Migrated ones are not. I've been running spambayes (http://spambayes.sourceforge.net) on this system for a while. It inserts a set of "X-Spambayes-*:" lines into the message header. Is it possible that letters s-p-a-m in these header field names are triggering a false positive?
pipe_to_sa() called to invoke 'spam -c -p 7830'; calls execvp() which, in turn, fails and returns an EFAULT error code. Child terminates, parent receives status code of 0xFF00. Suggestion as to cause of execvp() failure?
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 252378 ***