Re: filter order

Thursday, November 04, 1999 Hello Patrick, Wednesday, Wednesday, November 03, 1999, you wrote: Patrick> hallo! Patrick> in which order get the rules in the filtering office applied to a Patrick> message. the reason i ask is, that in pmmail98 i filtered every mail Patrick> and the last rule was

Re: filter order

Hi all, On Wednesday, November 03, 1999, 12:01:51 PM (-5 GMT), Patrick scribbled: AM>> The filtering is done in the order in which the filter rules appear, AM>> i.e., from the top of the list to the bottom. I've confirmed this by AM>> manipulating the order to achieve my filtering. The spam fil

Re[2]: filter order

hallo Ali! on Wednesday, November 03, 1999, 4:35:47 PM, you wrote: AM> Hi all, AM> On Wednesday, November 03, 1999, 10:14:04 AM (-5 GMT), Patrick scribbled: >> in which order get the rules in the filtering office applied to a >> message. the reason i ask is, that in pmmail98 i filtered every

Re: filter order

Hi all, On Wednesday, November 03, 1999, 10:14:04 AM (-5 GMT), Patrick scribbled: > in which order get the rules in the filtering office applied to a > message. the reason i ask is, that in pmmail98 i filtered every mail > and the last rule was "move to folder SPAM". in the bat this seems not >

Re: filter order

> in which order get the rules in the filtering office applied to a > message. the reason i ask is, that in pmmail98 i filtered every mail > and the last rule was "move to folder SPAM". in the bat this seems not > to work... >From my experience, the filters are processed in the order that they'r

filter order

hallo! in which order get the rules in the filtering office applied to a message. the reason i ask is, that in pmmail98 i filtered every mail and the last rule was "move to folder SPAM". in the bat this seems not to work... -- PAT vcard/LDAP/PGP public key: http://dresden-online.com/~perler/id

Re: Filter order - incoming before kill filter?

Hello, the Bat! list recipients, Wednesday, September 29, 1999, Markus Gloede wrote about Filter order - incoming before kill filter?: MG> I'd like to delete specific mail from the server upon having MG> received them. Does an Incoming filter for receiving and then MG>

Filter order - incoming before kill filter?

Hi, I'd like to delete specific mail from the server upon having received them. Does an Incoming filter for receiving and then another for killing do the job? In what order are filter *types* executed? Regards, Markus Using The Bat! 1.36 Beta/4 under Windows NT 4.0 Build 1381 Service Pack 4 --