When checking today's posts on the forum I saw there had been replies to threads I am subscribed to for which I had not received email notifications. After checking that my email and notification settings were correct in my forum profile I checked the spam folder in my gmail account and found the notifications. I marked them as "Not Spam". So if you stop getting notifications, check your spam folder. I know this is routine for most on this forum but I thought it worth mentioning.
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Detonate:
I have found this same behavior with Thunderbird this past few weeks where I use it to access my AOL mail account (and a few gmail accounts as well). I am carefully flagging the messsages as 'not junk', but Thunderbird is taking a long time to learn.... Maybe I better start looking at my gmail settings as well.
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I noticed the same behavior with Thunderbird and gmail. I reviewed the package history in the Muon Package Manager and discovered I installed an update on 4/9/13.
This was for thunderbird (17.04+build1-0ubuntu0.12.04.1, 17.0.5+build1-0ubuntu0.12.04.1)
This hasn't happened again since I flagged the messages as 'not junk.sigpicComment
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I also use TB, but in my case the messages were being flagged by gmail. Once I moved them from the gmail spam folder back to the inbox by marking them as "Not Spam" TB had no problem downloading them to the TB inbox.Comment
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Detonate:
Aha. OK, time to dust off the GMail web interface and go in and do some work....I also use TB, but in my case the messages were being flagged by gmail. Once I moved them from the gmail spam folder back to the inbox by marking them as "Not Spam" TB had no problem downloading them to the TB inbox.
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Thanks - wondered where mine had got to as well but was to lazy to check. It was Gmail throwing all kubuntu msgs into spam. Wonder what brought that on.Comment
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Yeah this happened to me recently too. I just selected them, marked them not as spam and since then I've had no issues. I guess the filter "learned."Originally posted by Detonate View PostComment
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blackpaw:
Not sure, but AOL Mail is doing the same thing.It was Gmail throwing all kubuntu msgs into spam. Wonder what brought that on.
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