Re: SeaMonkey Mail Filters
upscope a écrit :
Is there any way to copy the filters from old version of seamonkey on
oold OS toan updated OS (dual Boot)?
If not how do you request this feature.
Its a real pain to have to re-enter over 50 filters.
Kmail provides a way to partially do it.
Don't know if you already have a response (threads keep getting broken),
but it is relatively easy.
For each email account, the email filters are stored in a plain text
file called msgFilterRules.dat
It is stored in the root of the email account.
.../{profile-folder}/Mail/{email-account-folder}/msgFilterRules.dat
You just need to copy the filter file from the old to new location.
It can be edited directly (when SM isn't running), handy if you want to
change a lot of filters more quickly.
Where the profile folder is located varies. The default location is
according to the operating system, and the plain text profiles.ini file
located there lets you can change it to another location.
On Linux (Mageia) the default profile location is
{user-account}/.mozilla/seamonkey/
Thanks
Russ
regards
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André
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Re: Seamonkey Mail Filters
Donald D Henson wrote: Is anyone else having problems with mail filters. I have some that work ok but others do strange and wonderful things. For example, I have a filter for Seamonkey messages. Occasionally, the filter will, all by itself, disable itself. Now it's copying messages rather than moving them. I haven't done any extensive troubleshooting but I will if others are having similar problems. If anyone has already figured it out, please let me know. Thanks. What version? I have no trouble where I read my non-critical mail amd follow my rss feeds, I have six mail account, three news account, and ~170 rss feeds, with about 100 filters doing a lot of triage. As of this afternoon all working well with 2.0.2. Just checked another machine with about 25 rules is still fine with 2.0.3pre-recent. -- Bill Davidsen david...@tmr.com We have more to fear from the bungling of the incompetent than from the machinations of the wicked. - from Slashdot ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
