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[SOLVED] How do I view the adaptive junk mail filters?

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How do I view the adaptive junk mail filters? I looked at the adaptive logging but messages I have marked as junk and which were moved to the junk filter were not logged. So, I decided to look for the junk mail filters. Where are the filters? Thanks !!

How do I view the adaptive junk mail filters? I looked at the adaptive logging but messages I have marked as junk and which were moved to the junk filter were not logged. So, I decided to look for the junk mail filters. Where are the filters? Thanks !!

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Adaptive junk processing is not a set of filters as most people understand filters. It is an bayes algorithm which operates off a collection of data. You can get an overview at http://kb.mozillazine.org/Junk_Mail_Controls

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Adaptive junk processing is not a set of filters as most people understand filters. It is an bayes algorithm which operates off a collection of data. You can get an overview at http://kb.mozillazine.org/Junk_Mail_Controls