On Tuesday, 30 March 2004, Finkes, [EMAIL PROTECTED], thoughtfully composed the following:
>>Unfortunately, as I'm now finding out , when you run a delete script from >>a filter, the filtered mail isn't deleted on the POP server properly, so >>you end up getting MULTIPLE copies of something you didn't want in the >>first place. >> >>Oops... > >Is your mail account set to leave copies on the server and delete when >deleting locally? No, it's not. That might result in messages being left on the server. >The script was configured for all messages being downloaded and nothing >left on the server. It certainly might create problems with messages that >are deleted immediately. This is the case where you can move the message >to the trash instead of deleting. I hadn't tried your script, just the one I posted. Do you run yours from a filter? Marcus -- Marcus Jarrett, Adelaide, South Australia. No evidence is powerful enough to force acceptance of a conclusion that is emotionally distasteful. -Theodosius Dobzhansky
