Thots on evolution vs t'bird.

[Jon 'maddog' Hall]

        FWIW, I have the same problem with Thunderbird, so I do all my
        spam 
        filtering server-side (MailScanner).  Most frustrating about
        this is that even though there's a way to tell it to trust
        server-side headers, there's not way to turn off the local
        filtering at the same time, so it's all or nothing.  (There
        might be an unexposed config option, but nothing in the GUI)
        
Evolution does allow you to turn off the client side use of spamassassin
and Bogofilter, yet still filter on server-side headers.  It has a nice
interface to allow you to include as many customer headers as you want.

md
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