SUMMARY When sending mail, kmail saves headers X-KMail-Identity: 123456 X-KMail-Identity-Name: abcedghi X-KMail-Transport: 9876543 X-KMail-Transport-Name: xxxxxx X-KMail-Fcc: 99 There is no human-readable name saved for Fcc, numbers of internal data structures are not so useful. This is local information that isn't sent to the recipient but is useful to the user. STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Send any email. 2. Look at the headers of the email stored in sent-mail. OBSERVED RESULT X-KMail-Fcc: is stored, but no X-KMail-Fcc-Name:. EXPECTED RESULT Store X-KMail-Fcc-Name: as well (corresponding to X-KMail-Fcc:). SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS KMail Version 5.19.3 (21.12.3) plasma5-workspace-5.24.4-bp154.2.3.1.x86_64 openSUSE Leap 15.4 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Hi, X-KMail-Fcc-Name where it will be used ? It's not useful to store it. X-KMail-Transport-Name is useful. So I will not add it if we don't use it. Regards
*I* am using this information when looking at the headers of mails, the numbers are completely useless to me for reading.
I sent an email but was unsure where kmail saved it. Because of another bug (not removing sent mails from outbox) I thought I could look up where kmail stored the sent copy, but unfortunately it only said X-KMail-Fcc: 380 thus telling me nothing. An actual folder name (without path is better) would have been useful. Instead I need to concoct with find and grep.