Hi,

Is there any standard for marking emails as spam or ham on IMAP
servers? I've seen "Junk" and maybe "NonJunk", but are there any others?

The goal is to have cross-client compatibility.

Thanks,
--
Colin

Colin Leroy writes:

> Hi,
>
> Is there any standard for marking emails as spam or ham on IMAP
> servers? I've seen "Junk" and maybe "NonJunk", but are there any others?
>
> The goal is to have cross-client compatibility.

There is no established standard. $Junk and $NoJunk (or is it $Nojunk?) is
the closest that you'll come to a standard.



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On 01 September 2008 at 07h09, Sam wrote:

Hi,

> There is no established standard. $Junk and $NoJunk (or is it
> $Nojunk?) is the closest that you'll come to a standard.

I've tested Thunderbird: "Junk" and "NonJunk" (without $)
Evolution: "Junk" and "NotJunk" (without $)

....
Could someone tell me what their MUAs use?

Thanks,
--
Colin