Hi groups,

two questions concerning the subject:

1. Where is it actually located (what file or files or whatever)?

2. Does it get updated whenever Mail is in the "Automatic" not the 
"Training" mode?

Thanks for clues.

In article <bo6kja$19g3sl$4@ID-200323.news.uni-berlin.de>,
 Patryk �ogiewa <silverdr@inet.pl> wrote:

:> Hi groups,
:> 
:> two questions concerning the subject:
:> 
:> 1. Where is it actually located (what file or files or whatever)?
:> 
:> 2. Does it get updated whenever Mail is in the "Automatic" not the 
:> "Training" mode?
:> 
:> Thanks for clues.
:> 

I have no idea where the information is actually stored, but it is 
always being updated.  If any item comes in that you think should've 
been junked, just choose Mark Junk.  You've just made the junk detection 
smarter.

= Steve =
-- 
Steve W. Jackson
Montgomery, Alabama

Patryk ?ogiewa <silverdr@inet.pl> wrote:

> 1. Where is it actually located (what file or files or whatever)?

Search for junk.mbox and you'll find it/them.

-- 
Mike Rosenberg

<http://www.macconsult.com> Macintosh consulting services for NE Florida
<http://bogart-tribute.net> Tribute to Humphrey Bogart

Mike Rosenberg wrote:

> Patryk ?ogiewa <silverdr@inet.pl> wrote:
> 
> 
>>1. Where is it actually located (what file or files or whatever)?
> 
> 
> Search for junk.mbox and you'll find it/them.
> 

The junk mailbox is there, no problem but the junk mail recognition 
rules database. The one that gets updated when you "train" your mail.app 
to recongise the spam. Where is this?

In comp.sys.mac.misc Patryk ?ogiewa <silverdr@inet.pl> wrote:
> 1. Where is it actually located (what file or files or whatever)?

If it helps you: ~/Library/Mail/LSMMap2

> 2. Does it get updated whenever Mail is in the "Automatic" not the 
> "Training" mode?

If you're still telling Mail.app that certain mails you're getting are junk:
yes.


Noses.

Noses wrote:
> In comp.sys.mac.misc Patryk ?ogiewa <silverdr@inet.pl> wrote:
> 
>>1. Where is it actually located (what file or files or whatever)?
> 
> 
> If it helps you: ~/Library/Mail/LSMMap2
> 

If that's the file: it helps for sure! :-)

Might it be you know also more on the structure of this file? And what 
is the first "LSMMap" file?

In article <3fa81f83$1@news.inet.com.pl>,
 "Patryk 'Silver Dream !' ?ogiewa" <silverdr@inet.remove.it.pl> wrote:

> Might it be you know also more on the structure of this file? And what 
> is the first "LSMMap" file?

LSMMap is for Jaguar's Mail app.

LSMMap2 is for Panther's. Or so it would seem.

My LSMMap file has not been modified since October 24 and is 2.2MB. My 
LSMMap2 file was modified twelve hours ago but it's only 1.7MB, which is 
a little curious.

The file itself has some uninteresting XML text at the top but the rest 
is a binary format I've never heard of a 3rd party program for reading.

-- 
....Paul McGrane

pmcg.comeuppance.org

Paul McGrane wrote:

>>Might it be you know also more on the structure of this file? And what 
>>is the first "LSMMap" file?
> 
> 
> LSMMap is for Jaguar's Mail app.
> 
> LSMMap2 is for Panther's. Or so it would seem.
> 
> My LSMMap file has not been modified since October 24 and is 2.2MB. My 
> LSMMap2 file was modified twelve hours ago but it's only 1.7MB, which is 
> a little curious.
> 
> The file itself has some uninteresting XML text at the top but the rest 
> is a binary format I've never heard of a 3rd party program for reading.
> 
Thank you. It seems the same to me.