I am having a problem with the filtering mechanism inside Kmail. The issue is that right now I cannot determine if the problem is in the definition of the filters or somewhere else.
This has been done so since it is recommended in the crm114 documentation. This rule is the last one of the set of rules defined inside kmail. Seriously, I do not know if when intended to be applied this filter some other filter is taken instead --but this filter is indeed intended to be used since I've tried to do so from the menu and from an icon placed on purpose on the tools bar-- or if what happens is that the '--spam' option were not considered at all, so that when one thinks that it is learning that mail as spam it is taken in fact as good. I have tried to run that command with the option outside kmail and then it learns it as spam correctly, but from inside Kmail it is making somethig else.
I can also say that I have the impression that I had been experiencing this issue with some previous versions of kmail as well.
Now... I have upgraded today finally to version KDE 4.10 exactly within the same system and now I am experiencing something that I do not know if it is 'sligthly' different or if it is due to exactly the same issue. The issue that I wanted to refer to now is that appart from a first set of four rules for making the filtering of mails to look for possible spam and classify it, I have three different additional filters to select among depending on the learning procedure I would wish to follow with a specific mail in particular. The issue is that in the first group of filters I have set a "StopProcessingHere" option set to true, since it is intended to be configured for working more or less automatically with the spam identification program (in this case, crm114), and the three last filters would be filters to be possible to choose among. I can say that, and I do not know why, independently of the filter I manually choose it always runs the first one of this set of additional three.