How to turn on spam filtering in evolution

Access the system-> System Management-> new package Manager located on the top panel of the desktop.
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Search for "SpamAssassin".

Install "SpamAssassin" and any packages required for its installation.

or enter the following command in the terminal

Apt Install sapmassassin start evolution.

Access Edit-> Preferences-> message Preferences-> garbage

Please tick at least the first check box that checks if incoming messages are junk.

In many cases the SpamAssassin itself does not need to be set. If you really want to know all of its setup options, open the Gnome Help browser (System-> Help), press CTRL (to open the Open Location dialog box), and type "Man:spamassassin" in the box that pops up. Alternatively, you can open a terminal (Application-> attachment-> terminal) and enter "man SpamAssassin" in the Open terminal. In addition, you can find more documentation on SpamAssassin in "/usr/share/doc/spamassassin". (Position-> The home folder, press CTRL to focus the position dialog box), and then enter/usr/share/doc/spamassassin in the box. ）

Ubuntu 6.06 LTS Dapper Drake

In Dapper, Bogofilter is turned on by default, but it doesn't seem to work (which is not good for me, I just made a new installation and copied my previously saved home directory to the home directory). The opening of the Bogofilter plugin causes SpamAssassin to not work. The workaround is to access the evolution Edit-> Plug-in, disable Bogofilter in the plugin, and restart evolution.

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On the top 863.html ">panel, visit System-> administration-> Synaptic Manager.

Search for "SpamAssassin".

Install "SpamAssassin" and any dependencies it requires

Or write in Terminal

Apt Install spamassassin Launch Evolution.

Go to Edit-> Preferences-> Mail Preferences-> Junk.

Enable at least the ' option box, ' Check incoming mail for junk. '

"SpamAssassin itself requires no setup in most cases. If you are really wanted to know all, open the Gnome help browser (System-> Help), type CTRL (for "Location"), and in the box Type "Man:spamassassin". Alternatively, you are could open a terminal (Applications-> accessories-> terminal) and type "man SpamAssassin". There is additional documentation in "/usr/share/doc/spamassassin". (16882.html ">places-> home Folder, type CTRL (Location), then enter"/usr/share/doc/spamassassin ".)