[imp] "Save a copy in".....

[Federico Giannici]

Federico Giannici wrote:
> 
> Jan Schneider wrote:
> >
> > And this one is
> > printed if it is set either in the personal preferences or as a default
> > locked value in the global preferences.
> 
> I have set a global preferences value (in Italian) but didn't locked it.
> In this way that value is used if the user didn't select a different
> one.
> And this seems to work...
> 
> So, if a global preferences is specified, it should be written into the
> compose window, even if it is not locked.

Hemm...
It seems that it already works in this way!

Please forgive me, I used an account that was created BEFORE I set a
default value for the "sent-mail" folder...

Anyway, it seems that there are still some inconsistences in this area.
But this time I want to be more precise, so I'll send an email tomorrow
because now I'm in a hurry.

Bye,
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Subject: Automatic filing of mail AFTER being read?

Hi -- I've just migrated to using IMP, so if this is in the code 
already, I'd appreciate knowing how to do this. 

Back in the day, I used elm, and filed messages after reading them 
to folders on a per-user basis.  Everything went into my inbox, 
and then got moved automatically afterwards. 

If the IMP filters could be hacked to 
  * have a before-read/after-read execution flag 
  * an action that moves a message from foo@bar.com to
        <directory_name>/foo@bar.com 
that would make my life easier. 

And perhaps if a message gets manually moved to a folder other than 
default, it could be logged in the SQL db, so that the next time a message 
from that location comes in, the "default" is where the last one 
went. 

[thank you thank you thank you, by the way -- IMP is orders of 
magnitude better than my previous email solution!] 

Best Regards,

Patrick
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