Finding Bandwidth for IMAP,POP,WebMail, LDAP

Hi I have a setup with iplanet messaging 5.2 and directory server 5.1 on one machine and calendar server on the other.
Can anybody tell me how to find the bandwidht for LDAP,POP3,IMAP,WebMail, Calendar per domain wise or per user wise.
I have 20 doamins hosted on my messaging server.
Thanks

Actually am suppose to generate a report of the bandwidth being used by various domain hosted on my messaging server for Imap, POP, HTTP, LDAP and Calendar.
I have total of 21 domains hosted on my messaging server and each domain has atleast 300-400 users.
So how can i calculate this statistics.?
Thanks

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How does Mail 4 organize folders for IMAP vs POP in sidebar?

Can someone explain how Mail organizes the sidebar for POP vs IMAP and what would happen if I switched totatlly to IMAP?
I'm a bit confused by how Mail is organizing the folders in the sidebar for an IMAP account. Way back in Panther days I had an IMAP mac.com email for a year or two and if I recall correctly I saved it in On My Mac as a folder. Same for a POP account I was getting rid of.
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Additionally, at the top of the sidebar is "Mailboxes" with Inbox, Sent, Drafts, Trash and under these are a subfolder for each POP account and also one for the new IMAP gmail. It seems weird to have the inbox and sent items so far away from the rest of the folders. I'm also not clear if it's keeping 2 copies on my hard disk one in the top mailboxes under "Sent" and one at the bottom Gmail folder under "sent items".
Finally, I'm wondering would it be prudent to back up all of the existing POP mailboxes or move everything to On My Mac before switching some of the other mail accounts over to IMAP? I will want to keep archives of the ISP emails when I cancel my service with them.
Thanks for any clarification and advice.

You Wrote:
This is what Gmail help suggests to set
Drafts: Store draft messages on the server > do NOT check
Sent: Store sent messages on the server > do NOT check
Junk: Store junk messages on the server > checked Delete junk messages when > Never
Trash: Move deleted messages to the Trash mailbox > do NOT check Store deleted messages on the server > do NOT check
These settings in Mail on your Mac or other device is what you want that device to do with these folders. If you want to be able to start a message on an iPhone and finish it on your Mac, then check the setting on the iPhone to store the draft message on the server. Then, it will be available on all other devices set up with the account to finish it. You would need to set each device to the settings you wish. You really don't want to store anything useless like junk mail or trash on the server and take up server space.
You Wrote:
As I understand it, the IMAP keeps a local cache and the servers synced. However, Mail sends email and stores it in the Sent folder and the web interface sends email from the Sent Mail folder. Can't I tell Mail to store outbound mail in Sent Mail?
As I understand it, if you send a message from your IMAP account from Mail on your Mac, it will also copy it to the Sent Items folder in IMAP to be seen from any device. If you delete it from the IMAP Sent Items folder, you won't see it on any other device. It will still be in the Sent Mail on the Mac you sent it from. That is a local folder on that particular device.
The advantage of the IMAP account is that you can control email from multiple devices either locally on them if it is set up with that account or from any browser without having to physically sync all of them together. Like you said, you have to leave the messages on the server to view them on other devices and it also takes up storage on each device.
If you want to store them locally to be saved on one computer, then move or copy them from the IMAP folder to a local folder on that computer.
As Barney suggested, enable the advanced IMAP controls in the Labs section on the gmail website settings. That will give you much more control on what you see in Mail on your Mac.
For example, after enabling this feature, I went to the Labels section in settings on the website and unchecked all boxes to show in IMAP. the only one left is Inbox which you can't disable. When I go to Mac Mail, I don't see any gmail folders except an Inbox subfolder for gmail, a gmail subfolder for sent, and a gmail subfolder for trash.
I have also checked the box in the Mac account settings on the Trash to move deleted messages to the trash, but not store them on the server. That way, a copy goes to the trash on my Mac and it puts the subfolder in the Mail Trash.
I have also set Mail Preferences in gmail under the Forwarding and POP/IMAP tab to Auto Expunge off and immediately delete messages forever. I did this to keep the gmail site clean and to give all control to my Mac since I never pull it up at the gmail website except when away on vacation.

Disable Imap ,pop , sync ,owa for all new users

Hi
Based on the below
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/879f1efd-c9ca-40ef-a698-4d7fa106f1be/disable-imap-pop-sync-owa-for-new-users?forum=exchangesvrgeneral
I apply all the steps but some times it working and sometime not
shall I apply all steps on all Mailbox servers and CAS server ?
I applied only on CAS servers .
Please need help on this matter .
MCP MCSA MCSE MCT MCTS CCNA

Hi,
We don’t need to run this script on all the server. Just once is enough. For the problematic users, you can use Set-CASMailbox –id user |FL to check if the restrictions are applied
successfully:
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb124754(v=exchg.150).aspx
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How to disable Outlook for checking for IMAP/POP3 Certificate Name Mismatch?

I have outlook clients that are connected to an IMAP/POP3 server that's off-site provided by company A.
Company A requires me to enter imap.companya.com for imap server address and 993 for the port.
I must also enable SSL for the connection.
When I do this, Outlook pops up an error message (shown below), that must be reacted to every time it checks for mail.
The reason is that the certificate is for myserver.companya123.com and that's different than imap.companya.com but company A wont change it. They said I need to disable my email programs certificate check so it doesn't keep prompting
me. Now I can do this with my iphone, and other email programs without incident. But I cannot find where to disable it in outlook.
If I change the imap server address in my account settings for outlook to instead use myserver.company a123.com, outlook can't connect and as the vendor said I must use imap.companya.com as the imap server address.
I need to be able to connect via SSL (so nobody can swipe my password over the wire) but not have to react 1000x a day to the certificate warnings.
I don't want to use Eudora, or another email client that allows me to easily disable the warning. I want to use outlook. How do I set outlook so it doesn't keep popping up these certificate server name mismatch warnings?
I spent days searching for a fix, and it seems there are fixes via the registry for just about every type of certificate issue, but NOT THIS PARTICULAR ONE.
I am hoping someone knows exactly what I am talking about and knows of a easy fix. I must use SSL so please don't tell me to disable SSL.
What I need is to disable outlook from presenting that alert. That's what I need to do. No other solution will suffice. I hope outlook does not have a product limitation that prevents such a thing from being done. I am ok with a registry fix if need be, but
being able to disable outlook from presenting certificate name mismatch alerts is critical. Hope its possible! Thanks!

Hi,
I would suggest we try the registry key mentioned in this
article (Method 4) to configure Outlook to allow the connection to the mismatched domain name, and see if it works:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\<var>xx</var>.0\Outlook\AutoDiscover\RedirectServers
Let me know if this doesn't work.
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Wildcard Certificate use in Sun Java System Messaging Server (IMAPs/POPs)

I'm trying to use a wildcard certificate acquired from GlobalSign and am having problems getting
it (properly) into the cert database.
I tried using certutil, and that didn't seem to work at all, it would list without user cert status:
rmorneau+root@mmp1:/var/opt/SUNWmsgsr/config# /opt/SUNWmsgsr/sbin/certutil -L -d .
GlobalSign-Ext-CA CT,c,
*.xxxxxxxxxxx.edu ,,
I had some success using msgcert and pk12util, but after importing it in, then seeing that it did
have user cert status, after a quick restart of Messaging (IMAP/POP), SSL quit for IMAP and kicked all
my IMAPs users out temporarily (until I put the original cert8.db and key3.db back).
-------- ImapProxy_20101115.log----
20101115 135531 ImapProxyAService.cfg (id 2590) SSL negotiation failed for IP XXX.XXX.X.XXX: Cannot connect: SSL is disabled. (-12268)
pop.xxxxxxxxx.edu u,u,u
GlobalSign-Ext-CA CT,c,
*.xxxxxxxxxxx.edu u,u,u
I truly appreciate any help on this matter.
-Bob

2. Does the certificate nickname in NSS match the configured certificate nickname in the product?I'm not sure, but I'll try that the next time I try this... will probably be late at night were I won't be interrupting IMAPs and POPs
Makes sense. Prior to release 7 update 4, the servers have to be shut down before modifying certificate databases. As of 7 update 4 you can do a one-time migration to the cert9.db/key4.db format that >should allow certificates to be updated without taking the servers offline.
This was in the log just before the other log entry that I showed before.
20101115 135440 ImapProxyAService.cfg ASockSSL_Init: couldn't find cert imap.xxxxxxxxx.edu (-8174)
This is the key line from the log. The server is looking for a certificate with the NSS certificate nickname of 'imap.xxxxxxxxx.edu' and is not finding that certificate so issue 2 is likely the problem.Yes, this was it. Oversite on my part, forgot they had to match and could not be a form of just domainname.edu or *domainname.edu.
You either need to modify the default:SSLCertNicknames setting to match the nickname of the new certificate, or install the new certificate using the existing certificate nickname of 'imap.xxxxxxxxx.edu'I modified the default:SSLCertNicknames setting.
Thank you CNewman very much for all your help.
And, for those trolling for an answer with more detail via an Internet search (that is, if Oracle doesn't screw up these forums for anon searches)::::
With the private key in hand (not password protected), I used 'openssl' to get it into a pkcs12 type file:
(It is best to do this as root and not as sudo root as you might run into problems if your host
does not have root power to write to your home dir on the/a NFS share.... you will get "unable to write 'random state'".)
root@mmp1:/var/opt/SUNWmsgsr/config/GlobalSign-certs-new# /usr/sfw/bin/openssl pkcs12 -export \
-in ket-wildcard-cert.pem -inkey private.key -out cert.pkcs12 -name xxxxxxxxx.edu
Enter Export Password:
Verifying - Enter Export Password:
Where "private.key" is the key file, and "ket-wildcard-cert.pem" is the (pem format) cert from our cert provider,
and cert.pkcs12 is our cert file that will be imported into the database, and xxxxxxxxx.edu is whatever you (nick)name your cert
in the database
(I think you could use a password protected private key if you have that password.. I don't.)
Next, I used 'msgcert' to import the pkcs12 cert file into the database (I'm sure there is a way
to use certutil or even pk12util to do the same, but I'm on Sun Messenger 6.3 at this time, so that's what I used.
If someone would like to elaborate for those....?):
(It is best, when using 'msgcert', to do it where your mailsrv user has some privs.. I took my pkcs12 cert and moved into /tmp.)
root@mmp1:/tmp# /opt/SUNWmsgsr/sbin/msgcert import-cert cert.pkcs12
Enter the PKCS#12 file password: (blank)
Enter the certificate database password: (token password in sslpassword.conf)
Make sure your (wildcard) cert nickname matches what you have in
ImapProxyAService.cfg and PopProxyAService.cfg at the "default:SSLCertNicknames" field.
Edit if need be.
root@mmp1:/var/opt/SUNWmsgsr/config# /opt/SUNWmsgsr/sbin/certutil -L -d .
GlobalSign-Ext-CA CT,c,
xxxxxxxxx.edu u,u,u
root@mmp1:/var/opt/SUNWmsgsr/config# grep default:SSLCertNicknames *AService.cfg
ImapProxyAService.cfg:default:SSLCertNicknames xxxxxxxxx.edu
PopProxyAService.cfg:default:SSLCertNicknames xxxxxxxxx.edu
Then, of course, restart the msg service(s).
/opt/SUNWmsgsr/sbin/stop-msg
/opt/SUNWmsgsr/sbin/start-msg
Edited by: 810750 on Nov 18, 2010 8:08 AM
Edited by: 810750 on Nov 18, 2010 8:11 AM

How to use SquirrelMail and Require SSL for IMAP Service?

Hello,
Mac OS X Server v.10.4.9 – Open Directory Master
Providing POP, IMAP, SMTP, web services including webmail via SquirrelMail.
PHP v.4.4.4 Nov. 1, 2006
OpenSSL v.0.9.7l Sept. 2006
I need to require SSL for IMAP access, however, I also need to provide webmail access. SquirrelMail does support TSL it seems and that can be configured from /etc/squirrelmail/config/conf.pl and is discussed briefly here: http://www.squirrelmail.org/wiki/SquirrelMailIMAPS .
When I turn on TSL on SquirrelMail and change the IMAP port number to 993 attempting to log into SquirrelMail provides the following error:
Bad request: IMAP server does not appear to support the authentication method selected. Please contact your system administrator.
According to the above noted page from the SquirrelMail site one needs PHP 4.3 and SSLv3 in order for TSL to work, one must also connect to the IMAP server over port 993. Requirements I appear to meet.
So – how can one require the use of SSL for IMAP and still provide webmail access via SquirrelMail?
I have reviewed these three threads:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=912841&tstart=75
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=1457773&#1457773
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=3921004&#3921004
However they do not answer the fundamental question of how to use SquirrelMail with SSL required by IMAP. Essentially the conversation revolves around working around the SSL requirement or forgoing it.
Thank you for any assistance.

David,
Yet from time to time these same users are in a
circumstance where they need to use webmail, thus
SquirrelMail needs to work. I am not trying to
secure webmail by requiring SSL.
I see, your problem. In this particular case there is a workaround.
Use different ports for postfix and cyrus limited to localhost, thus catering only to SquirrelMail, thus not needing TLS.
Roughly do this (this is just off the top of my head, may contain errors):
For SMTP / Postfix:
Edit /etc/postfix/master.cf
and add:
465 inet n - n - - smtpd
-o smtpdrecipientrestrictions= permit_mynetworks,reject
-o mynetworks=127.0.0.1/32
-o smtpdenforcetls=no
# This will create a port 465 (if you use this alreay pick another one. choose the number wisely, depending ony what is in use on your server)
# This port is only accessible to IP number in "mynetworks"
For IMAP / Cyrus
Edit /etc/cyrus.conf and add (below imap):
imaplocal cmd="imapd -C /etc/imapd-local.conf" listen="127.0.0.1:imap" prefork=0
Next duplicate /etc/imapd.conf and name it imapd-local.conf
Edit /etc/imapd-local.conf
Change
tlsserveroptions: require
to
tlsserveroptions: use
Next edit:
/etc/services
and create a port called "imaplocal"
(you could probably recycle 585 wich is deprecated, check what is in the services file, make sure no duplicate port numbers).
should look something like:
imaplocal 585/udp
imaplocal 585/tcp
When done with all config files:
Save & restart mail services
Point SquirrelMail to the new ports wich should only be accessible to localhost (check with an external client if it holds
Sorry for the "draft style" post, but I don't have much time.
Just ask, if anything isn't clear.
HTH,
Alex

IMAP, POP, Server, iPhone, Oh My!

My head is now swimming as I try to understand how the iPhone integrates into the rest of my eMail synchronization scheme.
Searching the forums and support articles has been a frustrating endeavor, so hopefully this thread will serve as a directional beacon to an otherwise highly confusing topic. I'm looking for definitive answers to the following questions.
Starting with the .Mac IMAP settings:
Now that I have an iPhone, my e-mail is synchronized between it, the .Mac server and my MacBook. Which means anything I create on my MacBook is mirrored on my iPhone? So anything I do on the iPhone is also mirrored on my MacBook?
How do the Advanced Mailbox Behaviors settings on the iPhone affect this relationship?
For Drafts Mailbox, Sent Mailbox & Deleted Mailbox, I have the choice to keep them On My iPhone or On The Server. If I keep them on my iPhone, does that mean they never go to the Server and consequently my MacBook?
Then I have the choice of Deleted Messages to Remove: Never or various intervals. If I choose to keep my Deleted Mailbox on the iPhone, does that mean the server never knows I have deleted an e-mail on the iPhone?
So the Deleted Messages applies only to the settings assigned the Deleted Mailbox on the iPhone?
Then if I adjust the Deleted Messages settings to remove messages after one day that are stored on my iPhone, then only the messages downloaded to my iPhone will be deleted, but the original message on the server will not be touched until I delete it on my MacBook?
Moving on to Yahoo IMAP & POP:
If I am using Yahoo IMAP Push server on the iPhone, then all of my Yahoo mailboxes are duplicated on the iPhone. The same questions as .Mac IMAP above apply.
HOWEVER, on the MacBook, the Yahoo account is POP only. So nothing I do on the iPhone will affect my MacBook Mail, correct?
Only the mail kept on the server will be affected by what I do on my iPhone?
So, if I have the iPhone set to store Deleted Mailbox on the Yahoo server and Deleted Messages to delete them every day, then a message deleted from my iPhone could wipe it off the server before my MacBook has a chance to download it?
So the only way to avoid that is to keep Deleted Mailbox on the iPhone?
As for Drafts, Sent and Deleted Mailboxes managed between POP and IMAP Mail clients, I'm guessing that even if the iPhone keeps them on the Yahoo server, that there is no way to download them to MacBook's Mail using POP?
The only way to get messages sent from the iPhone Mail into the MacBook Mail using a POP account is to use the cc: function?
If this information is clearly stated somewhere else, I would greatly appreciate a pointer to it.
A clear step-by-step discussion of the consequences of setting each of the iPhone's Advanced Mail features would be be most welcome.

Here's one clarification with Yahoo Push IMAP & POP
FIRST: IN CASE YOU DIDN'T KNOW All ATT.YAHOO ACCOUNTS WILL WORK WITH YAHOO PUSH SERVER. Both Apple & ATT have been setting their customers up with the standard home use POP accounts. This works with all legacy accounts too: Pacbell.net, SBCGlobal.net, etc.
Whatever you do on the iPhone, no matter what settings you have, will change the Yahoo IMAP server. When you delete an e-mail it goes to the Trash and is removed from the Inbox on the server as well as the iPhone. Therefore, it is not available for download via your desktop mail POP account. In order to ensure an e-mail is available for download on your desktop mail client, DO NOT DELETE an e-mail. Since your desktop POP client settings will change the information on the IMAP server as well, basically all you need to do is nothing. Leave your trash on the server and set it for NEVER delete. Your desktop will do everything else. Obviously if you delete junk mail or something else you don't want to keep on your iPhone, it saves your desktop some trouble. As for where to keep Drafts and Sent mail, THEY DO NOT synchronize with a POP client. Therefore, it is probably best to keep them on your iPhone so you have access to them on an airplane or other location where you can't access the server.
.MAC IMAP is similar except whatever you do on either side of the server will be copied to the other instantaneously. Changing the stored location of SENT, DRAFTS & TRASH will also move them on the server. So there is no way to manage IMAP messages on your phone or computer independently and ensure the messages will still be available for the other. UNLIKE POP, which can be configured to remove an e-mail from the server after a period of time once it's been downloaded, the e-mail will have to be manually managed on the iPhone. Which seems best to be done by the number of messages retrievable into the iPhone. So it just now occurs to me that every e-mail in my Inbox on my Mac is also still on the server. Which would be great I suppose, BUT, UNLIKE OS X Mail and other applications, there is no way on the iPhone to search the messages on the server to find what you are looking for. So they are just taking up space on the server they don't need to be.
Keeping SENT and DRAFTS on the iPhone is also problematic as they do not synchronize with the desktop as backup transactions from the iPhone. The BIGGEST flaw with all of this is there is only one MASTER setting the CC rules. You either CC yourself on every e-mail sent from the iPhone, or none of them. So when you have a POP account and a .Mac account, the CC is great for sending yourself a backup from the POP account. But it's redundant on the .Mac account. And I suppose on the Yahoo IMAP account since you could use the iPhone to move sent messages into the Inbox to be downloaded on the desktop (but that seems like a whole lot of trouble so why not just CC yourself). It would be nice if you could choose whether to CC yourself for each Mailbox, rather than all of them.
So, while far easier than anything else I have ever used, the iPhone is far from simple. It seems that after some frustrating testing I now understand the iPhone's settings and how they work with my MacBook, but the main thing anyone should note is that considerable caution must be used to avoid losing any data between home and mobile as well understand the limitations.
IF I HAVE ANY PART OF THIS WRONG, Please don't hesitate to correct me.

Create global inbox for IMAP accounts

I know how to combine multiple email accounts into a single global inbox for POP but how do you do this for IMAP setup?
The instructions I have found in this forum talk of a setting that I can't find.

You can use Unified Folders.
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Global_Inbox#Unified_Folders

I have configured my android to connect to .me / cloud email. It works. But is does not do automatic email delivery. It seems to do fetch, not push. The settings are for imap. Can anybody tell me how to get push?

I have configured my android to connect to .me / cloud email. It works. But is does not do automatic email delivery. It seems to do fetch, not push. The settings are for imap. Can anybody tell me how to get push?

As Roger said, iCloud does not support external POP accounts.
However, you can configure your Max to directly receive your Yahoo! email by following these instructions:
http://hints.macworld.com/article.php?story=20110208153256491
Note that this works (for me) without a Yahoo Plus! account - and make sure that you scroll down to the comment at the end of the article which has all of the correct settings in one place.
Cheers,
Rodney

What is AOL... IMAP, POP or Exchange and what is its incoming mail server??

My subject speaks for its self... What is AOL... IMAP, POP or Exchange and what is its incoming mail server?? SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME!!!
iBook G4 Mac OS X (10.4.2) I need help

H Scott!
Here's a utility that you may also be interested in.
LINK: AOL Services Assistant
AOL Services Assistant description
The AOL Service Assistant enables you to set up the following Apple applications to work with the AOL service:
• Mail - The AOL Service Assistant makes it easy to configure Mac OS X Mail to send and receive AOL mail. If you've used the existing AOL for Mac OS X product, you can also import your incoming and outgoing messages from your Personal Filing Cabinet into Mail.
• iChat - You can now easily set up iChat to work with your Screen Name.
• Address Book - Using the AOL Service Assistant, you can now easily import your AOL Address Book contacts into your Mac OS X Address Book without bringing in duplicate entries.
• Safari - AOL Service Assistant enables you to import your Favorite Places into a folder in the Safari Bookmarks Bar.
Good Luck!
ali b

FAQ: BC-LDAP-USR (Directory Interface for User Management via LDAP )

Version: 20060317
Q: Where can i find more information to the BC-LDAP-USR interface ?
A: Have a look on our ICC webpage in the SDN:
SAP NetWeaver AS - Directory Interface for User Management via LDAP (BC-LDAP-USR)[1] [original link is broken]
Q: What costs a arising when we want our product to be certified ?
A: See also our SDN page under the headline "Price List".
Q: Is there a link/page for the already certified products for this interface ?
A: Sure, have a look on our ICC page under the headline "Certified Solutions"
Q: Who can we ask in case of general question ?
A: Have a look at our general ICC forum:
SAP Integration and Certification Center (SAP ICC)
Of course, if you have urgent requests you can send them also directly to our local ICC's:
ICC Walldorf in Germany: [email protected]
ICC Palo Alto in USA: [email protected]
ICC Bangalore in India: [email protected]
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A: This depends on the state of your certification project.
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2.) When the certification contracts have not been signed then you can ask questions in this forum.

I distinguish it using the passwordExpirationTime(or something like that, i don't have code here with me).
This is possible if after password is expired user has at least one more access.It is a user policy that can be set in the Ldap server.
If it is possible, user can still login and perform operations.You chan search the passwordExpirationTime attribute and determine if password is expired, and the send a message to the user, telling him to change it.(If only one access is allowed and you change the password with the same application or service then do not close context, else you should not be able to connect again.) Instead, if you use an external script, then the last acces should not give you problems.
Hope i made myself clear.

How Can I Turn OFF Junk Mail Filter for IMAP Accounts Only?

I am trying to figure out how to turn off the Junk Mail filtering for IMAP accounts such as .Mac/.ME and GMAIL. All filtering is working fine on the server side, and reviewing the mail that is tagged is easy enough by just going to the account and displaying the folders created on the server.
I've checked the Junk mail pref and although the Advance settings let you isolate specific accounts to check, it does not give you the option bypass checking an account.
i.e.
if <Any> of the following conditions are met:
<Account> <is not> <Gmail (IMAP)>
As is, the mail rules are working perfectly on the server side, but in Apple Mail, many mails are being sent the Apple Mail's Junk folder.
When going through the Gmail's instructions on setting up a Gmail account for Apple Mail, it specifically says to turn off Junk mail filtering for the account, but I can't find any options to do that.
Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
TIA

I haven't tried this, but it should work:
Make a new rule,
If <Any> <Account> is <Gmail> or <Account> is <.me> then "Stop evaluating rules".
Move this rule to the last in the list of rules.
In the Junk Mail preferences, be sure that "Filter junk mail before applying my rules" is unchecked.

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