I'm using Mike's trick now in my threaded inbox. It's great. And the
beauty of it is that since mailing_lists is a smart folder, I don't need
to do any filtering on the server to get exactly the behavior I want, or
later if I want I could filter some stuff on the server and the rule
will work fine regardless. Here's the rule, for posterity I guess:
filter = "((#thread-id =[c] $INBOX.#thread-id and #source.path =[c]
'INBOX/Sent Messages' and message-id !=[c] $MAILING_LISTS.message-id)
or
(#thread-id =[c] $INBOX.#thread-id and #source.path !=[cx] 'INBOX/Sent
Messages'))";
I think this is so nice that it should go in the Examples that come with
MailMate. I guess the issue is, people might have different names for
their Sent Messages on their IMAP servers, so it might not work out of
the box.
Anyway, thanks everyone.
-- Marco
On 19 Jan 2015, at 7:59, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote:
On 19 Jan 2015, at 16:53, Mike Brasch wrote:
But this will not work with Gmail addresses because Gmail deletes the
mails sent back from the list server. A bad behavior I think. Inter
alia because of this I went away from Gmail. In the meantime there is
maybe an option for this?
This is one of the (many) non-standard parts of Gmail IMAP. It's not a
configurable Gmail behavior and I don't think there is much MailMate
can do about it.
--
Benny
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