Bug#1036388: sylpheed: account unadvertingly and unwantingly changed when email is received
Hi, Please describe reproduce way step by step, and describe your environment at detail. I cannot see such issue until now. On Sat, 20 May 2023 12:00:16 +0200 =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Jos=E9?= Luis =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Gonz=E1lez?= wrote: > If a new mail arrives to an account other than the current one it is > changed without permission nor warning to the one receiving the email, > which means all activity from then on is done unadvertingly on the > switched-to account. > > Considering the consequences of sending email from an account different > from the one intended, like sending from a private one to a public > forum (like a mailing list available on the web, or the DBTS), or using > an account that is not permitted for what was unwantedly done, this > makes the package mostly unusable since the consequences of can't be > usually undone and can be very grave, which renders the program > unusable for any serious user. > > -- Hideki Yamane
Bug#1036388: sylpheed: account unadvertingly and unwantingly changed when email is received
Hi again, I have observed this happens with new coming from any account, including the current one. So if I have an email account that is private@gmail and I get new mail on my current one, it also switches unwantingly and unadvertedly to private@gmail. The problem is really serious and obnoxious.
Bug#1036388: sylpheed: account unadvertingly and unwantingly changed when email is received
Package: sylpheed Version: 3.7.0-8 Severity: grave If a new mail arrives to an account other than the current one it is changed without permission nor warning to the one receiving the email, which means all activity from then on is done unadvertingly on the switched-to account. Considering the consequences of sending email from an account different from the one intended, like sending from a private one to a public forum (like a mailing list available on the web, or the DBTS), or using an account that is not permitted for what was unwantedly done, this makes the package mostly unusable since the consequences of can't be usually undone and can be very grave, which renders the program unusable for any serious user.
