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Hi,

On [Wed, 26 Mar 2003 11:30:29 -0500], Ted Zlatanov <tzz@lifelogs.com> wrote:
> '(spam-use-ifile t))
>
> This means that ifile will be used on your incoming mail (when
> spam-split is run), and the messages detected to be spam will go to
> the spam-split-group in the appropriate place.  So if you are splitting
> from a nnimap server xyz, the spam will go to "nnimap+xyz:spam" (the
> value of spam-split-group is "spam" by default).

This is actually my problem indeed. I complained before that spam-split
did not run at all, it actually did. I only found out after I notices I
have lost a few emails :(

I have set my spam-split-group to nnfolder+archive:spam. The spam-split
didn't end up putting them in my local folder, but in
nnimap+abc:nnfolder+archive:spam and nnimap+xyz:nnfolder+archive:spam
respectively.

Is it possible to split them into a local folder? Is this a limitation
of spam.el or nnimap fancy split?

Regards,

Shao.