Version: (using KDE KDE 3.5.1) Installed from: SuSE RPMs Sometimes uploading a copy of the message just sent fails and the copy is put into the local "sent" folder. I think it would be useful to automatically move these messages once the connection to the IMAP server could be established again. One reason is that I sometimes look for messages and don't find them there. I do not always think of searching locally, too. The other reason is that the messages on the IMAP server are safe from local hardware or software disasters... I move them manually from time to time now. I guess KMail would have to write an additional header (which might be removed when uploading later) whichs stores the information to which sender identity the mail belongs (so that the according server can be looked up).
*** Bug 220776 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
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(In reply to comment #3) > Instead of creating a new feature request, please confirm here if the > wishlist is still valid for kmail2. Still valid.
I'm admin of a couple of kmail users, which ALL suffer from this problem on a regular base. Forcing the user to move the content of the local sent folder to the right IMAP sent folders manually in order to reach a consistent state is more than a nuisance. From my POV, this is a plain bug and I would like to raise the Importance of this long standing issue accordingly. Sure, it might happen, that the IMAP server cannot be accessed, while the mail was sent. Given the number of times this happens, this is most probably, because akonadi is already active on this server. kmail2/akonadi should always add a custom header, when it stores mails in local sent folder temporarily. The header value should point to the correct destination of this mail. Akonadi should retry to move the mail, until it's done (or the mailbox vanished, than it's okay to remove the header, and give up).