[Users] Claws doing bad things with random(?) e-mails...

[Colin Leroy]

On Tue, 11 Dec 2012 08:37:37 +0000, Paul <claws at thewildbeast.co.uk>
wrote:

> >   It seems to be very random about when it happens and the types of
> > e-mails. Sometimes it will be a list e-mail, sometimes it will be
> > an e-mail from a friend or whatever.  
> 
> Claws won't do that without your instruction.
> 
> If this is an IMAP account then perhaps that is some server-side
> filtering happening. If not IMAP, then check the filtering log in
> Claws.

Or anti-spam plugin?

Also, your 'subject regexpcase "[Bug*]" move "#mh/mailbox/Trash"' rule
is wrong and is very probably the culprit. you probably mean:

subject regexpcase "\[Bug .*\]" move "#mh/mailbox/Trash"

Square brackets are normally used in regexp to match character class,
like '[a-z]' means any letter between a and z. 
[Bug*] would match anything containing Bug (or even Bgu, guB, gu,
but etc) - test with bash and variations of

echo '[Bug 1234] tralala'|grep --color '[Bug*]'
echo '[but 1234] tralala'|grep --color '[Bug*]'

compare with
echo '[Bug 1234] tralaa'|grep --color '\[Bug .*\]'

HTH,
-- 
Colin