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Move messages folder to folder triggering message filter

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I have a single message filter defined as follows:

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 Apply filter when:
     Getting New Mail: Filter after Junk Classification

 Match all of the following:
    From   |  isn't in my address book | <selected-address-book>

 Perform these actions:
    Move message to  Purgatory on <account>
    Stop Filter Execution

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But when I move (by drag-n-drop) anything from the folder "Purgatory" to some other folder (by "other" I mean not the INBOX) the message disappears briefly from "Purgatory" and that single filter then moves the message back to Purgatory.

When I enable Message Log I can see the filter get applied to the moved messages. Does moving a message go first through the INBOX? Seems strange and, if so, how can I move messages between folders w/o this happening?

Thanks! 

   - Bruce
I have a single message filter defined as follows: ===== ''Apply filter when:'' Getting New Mail: Filter after Junk Classification ''Match all of the following:'' From | isn't in my address book | <selected-address-book> ''Perform these actions:'' Move message to Purgatory on <account> Stop Filter Execution ===== But when I move (by drag-n-drop) anything from the folder "Purgatory" to some other folder (by "other" I mean not the INBOX) the message disappears briefly from "Purgatory" and that single filter then moves the message back to Purgatory. When I enable Message Log I can see the filter get applied to the moved messages. Does moving a message go first through the INBOX? Seems strange and, if so, how can I move messages between folders w/o this happening? Thanks! - Bruce

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