When a mail was sent by kMail with an IMAP account, usually a copy of the mail is stored in an IMAP folder called "Sent Mail" or similar. If the mail was sent directly, a copy of the mail is stored in a folder on the local host. The same holds true for news postings sent w/ knode: a copy of the article is stored on the local machine. But when answering to a news article directly w/ @mail, no copy is stored. Thus, one has no control over what was sent and if it was sent at all. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Have kMail set as your mail client, and kNews set as your news reader. 2. In kNode, answer via @mail to a news article directly to the author of the article. 3. Actual Results: No copy of the mail is stored: neither on the local host, nor in the folder for sent mail of the sending IMAP-account (IMAP does not send the mail but you know what I mean). No chance to know whether the mail was sent or not. Expected Results: Negation of the above. KDE 4.9.5@FreeBSD 9.1 I can not decide if this is a bug in Kontact, kMail, or kNode or all of those. I suspect it's in kNode. I thought a few minutes whether this is a major or normal bug. Then I voted for major, because it's troublesome that the whole data is discarded. It's a major requirement for communication that one can track what was sent. YMMV.
Hello! Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but this project has been unmaintained for many years so I am closing this bug.