Re: Deleting filter doesn't work

2008-01-19 Thread Rene Merz
Suppelement (at the end):

MB wrote:

I've two deleting filters: one for the directory Spam, the other for the
directory Trash.


Unless you also give us the names of the actual scripts, download links
even better, it's hard to help you on this problem.


I have Delete Aged Messages v1.2. This is one of them?

It's just the PowerMail Apple Script Delete Message Immediatly.

It is to find here:
mac/program/PowerMail(programpack)/Contents/MacOS/PowerMail Additions/
PowerMail Scripts/Apply to selected messages/Delete Message Immediately.scpt

I was assuming here you used a script for evaluation. But I see now you
write filter. This means you set up only a filter doing this?
How has it been set up? Can you describe all the steps? How is it triggered?

I did a quick test with a selection of 7 messages and this filter:

Folder is [MyFolder]
Date is older than [20] days

Move messages to [Trash]

This is my filter:

Folder is [Spam] (resepectively [Trash] in the other filter)
Date is older than [60] days

Execute Apple Script [Delete Message Immediately]


and it worked nicely with manual trigger on the _selection_ of messages.
Without a selection however, it didn't work. Could this be part of your
problem? A filter has to work on something and that something is
naturally a part of the trigger.

Oh, I have to select them _manually_? (Which I do most of time!) What
for I need then a filter?
Is PM not able to check and execute such a deleting filter during the
starprocess of the program? (But: some few times it did-it!)

Correction:
When it did-it well, then not during the startprocess of PM but with
after starting the mailserver connection procedure.





Re: Deleting filter doesn't work

2008-01-19 Thread Rene Merz
MB wrote:

I've two deleting filters: one for the directory Spam, the other for the
directory Trash.


Unless you also give us the names of the actual scripts, download links
even better, it's hard to help you on this problem.


I have Delete Aged Messages v1.2. This is one of them?

It's just the PowerMail Apple Script Delete Message Immediatly.

It is to find here:
mac/program/PowerMail(programpack)/Contents/MacOS/PowerMail Additions/
PowerMail Scripts/Apply to selected messages/Delete Message Immediately.scpt

I was assuming here you used a script for evaluation. But I see now you
write filter. This means you set up only a filter doing this?
How has it been set up? Can you describe all the steps? How is it triggered?

I did a quick test with a selection of 7 messages and this filter:

Folder is [MyFolder]
Date is older than [20] days

Move messages to [Trash]

This is my filter:

Folder is [Spam] (resepectively [Trash] in the other filter)
Date is older than [60] days

Execute Apple Script [Delete Message Immediately]


and it worked nicely with manual trigger on the _selection_ of messages.
Without a selection however, it didn't work. Could this be part of your
problem? A filter has to work on something and that something is
naturally a part of the trigger.

Oh, I have to select them _manually_? (Which I do most of time!) What
for I need then a filter?
Is PM not able to check and execute such a deleting filter during the
starprocess of the program? (But: some few times it did-it!)





Re: Deleting filter doesn't work

2008-01-19 Thread MB
Rene Merz:

When it did-it well, then not during the startprocess of PM but with
after starting the mailserver connection procedure.


I think what you want is a script that is regularly initiated by Cron
(set by the app Cronnix for example) or similar and that checks the
content of specific folders, one at a time, and set the folder contents
as the selection for processing.

The filters are mainly there for incoming messages, that by nature are
new not old and for manual selection and processing. It's also possible
that a script could startup a filter for processing, but I have had
difficulties myself giving the filter a set of messages as a selection.
So I'd rather do it in the script alone. 

Anyone know a way on how to feed a filter a set of messages as a
selection at will?




Mikael

Technoids:
PM 5.6.1 build 4499 sv / SpamSieve 2.6.5 sv | OS X 10.4.8 | Powerbook
G4/400 | 1GB / 80GB




Re: Deleting filter doesn't work

2008-01-19 Thread Rene Merz
MB wrote:

When it did-it well, then not during the startprocess of PM but with
after starting the mailserver connection procedure.


I think what you want is a script that is regularly initiated by Cron
(set by the app Cronnix for example) or similar and that checks the
content of specific folders, one at a time, and set the folder contents
as the selection for processing.

The filters are mainly there for incoming messages,

Not all of this filters. Because it would not make any sense to have
filter-tools which can do an action (put to trash folder f.i.) after an
amount of days.
Incoming messages do not have any amount of days - they are all of one
day only.

that by nature are
new not old and for manual selection and processing. It's also possible
that a script could startup a filter for processing, but I have had
difficulties myself giving the filter a set of messages as a selection.
So I'd rather do it in the script alone. 

Anyone know a way on how to feed a filter a set of messages as a
selection at will?





powermail-discuss Digest #2773 - 01/19/08

2008-01-19 Thread PowerMail discussions
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Subject: Re: Deleting filter doesn't work
From: MB [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 18 Jan 2008 21:39:11 +0100

Rene Merz said:

I've two deleting filters: one for the directory Spam, the other for the
directory Trash.


Unless you also give us the names of the actual scripts, download links
even better, it's hard to help you on this problem.


I have Delete Aged Messages v1.2. This is one of them?




Mikael

Technoids:
PM 5.6.1 build 4499 sv / SpamSieve 2.6.5 sv | OS X 10.4.8 | Powerbook
G4/400 | 1GB / 80GB


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Subject: Re: Deleting filter doesn't work
From: MB [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 18 Jan 2008 22:03:17 +0100

Earlier

I've two deleting filters: one for the directory Spam, the other for the
directory Trash.


Unless you also give us the names of the actual scripts, download links
even better, it's hard to help you on this problem.


I have Delete Aged Messages v1.2. This is one of them?

I was assuming here you used a script for evaluation. But I see now you
write filter. This means you set up only a filter doing this?
How has it been set up? Can you describe all the steps? How is it triggered?

I did a quick test with a selection of 7 messages and this filter:

Folder is [MyFolder]
Date is older than [20] days

Move messages to [Trash]


and it worked nicely with manual trigger on the _selection_ of messages.
Without a selection however, it didn't work. Could this be part of your
problem? A filter has to work on something and that something is
naturally a part of the trigger.




Mikael

Technoids:
PM 5.6.1 build 4499 sv / SpamSieve 2.6.5 sv | OS X 10.4.8 | Powerbook
G4/400 | 1GB / 80GB


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Subject: Re: Deleting filter doesn't work
From: Rene Merz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:00:11 +0100

MB wrote:

I've two deleting filters: one for the directory Spam, the other for the
directory Trash.


Unless you also give us the names of the actual scripts, download links
even better, it's hard to help you on this problem.


I have Delete Aged Messages v1.2. This is one of them?

It's just the PowerMail Apple Script Delete Message Immediatly.

It is to find here:
mac/program/PowerMail(programpack)/Contents/MacOS/PowerMail Additions/
PowerMail Scripts/Apply to selected messages/Delete Message Immediately.scpt

I was assuming here you used a script for evaluation. But I see now you
write filter. This means you set up only a filter doing this?
How has it been set up? Can you describe all the steps? How is it triggered?

I did a quick test with a selection of 7 messages and this filter:

Folder is [MyFolder]
Date is older than [20] days

Move messages to [Trash]

This is my filter:

Folder is [Spam] (resepectively [Trash] in the other filter)
Date is older than [60] days

Execute Apple Script [Delete Message Immediately]


and it worked nicely with manual trigger on the _selection_ of messages.
Without a selection however, it didn't work. Could this be part of your
problem? A filter has to work on something and that something is
naturally a part of the trigger.

Oh, I have to select them _manually_? (Which I do most of time!) What
for I need then a filter?
Is PM not able to check and execute such a deleting filter during the
starprocess of the program? (But: some few times it did-it!)



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Subject: Re: Deleting filter doesn't work
From: Rene Merz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sat, 19 Jan 2008 12:13:50 +0100

Suppelement (at the end):

MB wrote:

I've two deleting filters: one for the directory Spam, the other for the
directory Trash.


Unless you also give us the names of the actual scripts, download links
even better, it's hard to help you on this problem.


I have Delete Aged Messages v1.2. This is one of them?

It's just the PowerMail Apple Script Delete Message Immediatly.

It is to find here:
mac/program/PowerMail(programpack)/Contents/MacOS/PowerMail Additions/
PowerMail Scripts/Apply to selected messages/Delete Message Immediately.scpt

I was assuming here you used a script for evaluation. But I see now you
write filter. This means you set up only a filter doing this?
How has it been set up? Can you describe all the steps? How is it triggered?

I did a quick test with a selection of 7 messages and this filter:

Folder is [MyFolder]