Beta fixed the problem with training as bad, but only for a day

[Michael_Tsai]

@greenery

In the icloud mailbox if I try to train an incoming email as spam, nothing happens. It goes nowhere. No colors change.

Is the message in the iCloud account’s inbox or in another mailbox in that account?

If you look in Mail’s Mailbox Behaviors preferences for that account, is the Junk mailbox configured to be on the server or under On My Mac?

To investigate this further, you could also enable some debug logging. Please click this link. After relaunching Mail and SpamSieve, try training one of those messages as spam. Then send me a diagnostic report.

@greenery

The person suggested signing up for the betas (with the usual warnings) to see if that would solve the problem.

For example, if you found this thread it was talking about the SpamSieve 2.9.47 beta, which concluded when that version shipped in December. The current beta for SpamSieve 2.9.48 does not include any changes for Train as Spam. So if you saw the problem get better and then get worse again (without changing the SpamSieve version) it’s probably related to Mail or a server issue, not SpamSieve.