(*** This bug was imported into bugs.kde.org ***) Package: kmail Version: 2.0 Severity: normal Installed from: rpm (mandrake 7.2 install) I created 5 top level folders and 33 subfolders under them to organize my incoming mail. I set up filter rules to move mail containing "From <blah> transfer to <folder blah>". The filtering works as far as putting the right mail in the right folder according to the rules but it marks the messages read when it does so. Now I come home to find a "You have new mail" OK-box on my screen but wehn I go to kmail it shows no unread messages and I have to go to each folder and try to remember if I read the messages in there or not! :( (submitted via bugs.kde.org)
I see the same problem as well but I am using procmail to filter messages. Procmail filters the messages to my subfolders correctly. KMail does not distinguish between read/unread messages. Just trying to fill in more info. Version: 1.1.95.2
On Wednesday 6. December 2000 17:49 Aaron Ross wrote: > I see the same problem as well but I am using procmail to filter > messages. Procmail filters the messages to my subfolders correctly. That is not supposed to work see the FAQ at least not until someone implements it. > KMail does not distinguish between read/unread messages. > > Just trying to fill in more info. > > Version: 1.1.95.2 On Tuesday 28. November 2000 19:19 maxwedge_condo@yahoo.com wrote: > Package: kmail > Version: 2.0 > Severity: normal > Installed from: rpm (mandrake 7.2 install) > > I created 5 top level folders and 33 subfolders under them to organize my > incoming mail. I set up filter rules to move mail containing "From <blah> > transfer to <folder blah>". The filtering works as far as putting the > right mail in the right folder according to the rules but it marks the > messages read when it does so. Now I come home to find a "You have new > mail" OK-box on my screen but wehn I go to kmail it shows no unread > messages and I have to go to each folder and try to remember if I read the > me sages in there or not! :( Hi do you perhaps also use procmail? I indeed can not reproduce the problem you reported otherwise. Regards Michael Häckel
On 2000-12-06 17:49 Aaron Ross wrote: > I see the same problem as well but I am using procmail to filter > messages. Procmail filters the messages to my subfolders correctly. See kmail.kde.org FAQ don't access ~/Mail directly from procmail or you=20 risk losing mail. > Version: 1.1.95.2 You should upate anyway. regards Daniel --=20 Daniel Naber Paul-Gerhardt-Str. 2 33332 Guetersloh Germany Tel. 05241-59371 Mobil 0170-4819674
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I have the same problem in Version 1.9.4 (not using procmail, but using disconnected IMAP). Has the proposed solution in bug 112724 been implemented yet? regards, Martin kdepim-3.5.4-1.1.fc5.kde
My problem is solved, see my comment in http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=121969#c10