In article <d06ad64f4e.harriet@xxxxxxxxxx>, Harriet Bazley <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > I'm seeing a constant stream of e-mails downloaded by default that > ought to be deleted by a body test rule that simply checks for the > presence of a double apostrophe - and which *do* show up as triggering > that rule when subsequently run through the Trial window after download! > I inserted additional Reporter instructions into the user test in > question which strongly suggest - even more suspiciously - that lines at > the end of the header are being tested instead of the start of the body > text. But I honestly can't see any difference between the debug logs > of the ones that *are* correctly trapped and the ones that aren't. > (Logs attached by e-mail; not sure how the mailing list treats > attachments.) The 'raw data dumps'[1] you sent, don't indicate any particular problem at the 'incoming data' level. What do the mailbox logs say? Regards, Frank [1] That's really all they are. The current version of the command line debug function doesn't provide any information about how the data is processed.