Title: Re: [Evolution] Use filters on emails through IMAP
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...and that happened to me when I used a gnome applet to tell me I had new
mail. It removed the flag. By removing the applet it all started to work
flawless.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] genom Jeffrey Stedfast
Skickat: to 2004-06-24 16:06
Till: Pascal DRABIK
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�mne: Re: [Evolution]
Use filters on emails through IMAP
The problem is that the server, for one reason or another, is
not
telling Evolution that these messages are \Recent (that's an IMAP
flag).
Perhaps you have another client or mail-check applet pointed at the
same
IMAP server? Or perhaps Exchange is just buggy... or god
knows.
The first client to access \Recent messages on a server removes
the
\Recent flag, so any client that comes along later will not see
the
flags and hence not know that they are "new".
Jeff
On
Thu, 2004-06-24 at 15:58 +0200, Pascal DRABIK wrote:
>
Hi,
>
> I am using Evolution 4.1.6 client
connected through
> IMAP to an Exchange
server.
>
> In the context of setting filters to
avoid SPAM, I discovered
> that the received emails from the Microsoft
world are not all
> filtered when accessed by the Evolution
client.
>
> The rules are only applied some
times at their "arrival".
>
> For the emails not
filtered, in my mailbox, using a CTRL-Y
> on them applies correctly the
defined rule.
>
> I have seen few emails on the
Web about this but as old as
> in 2001. Nothing really recent or that I
could use to understand
> better the
issue.
>
> Is there anybody who got the same
trouble? Is there a solution
> or hints about to solve the
problem?
>
> Thanks in
advance.
>
> Regards,
>
>
Pascal.
>
>
>
>
>
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