Version: 1.4.3 (using KDE 3.0.4) Installed from: SuSE Compiler: gcc version 2.95.3 20010315 (SuSE) OS: Linux (i686) release 2.4.18-4GB Can you implement on future KMail's version the feature I describe if you can. I'd like to send email on certain data and time, but I'd like to prepare it, so I'd like to specify extra information in sending email, that is the date. If I do not specify nothing, the email is send just when an Internet connection is available, but if I specify a data KMail controls if today is the right date and hour. If the time of sending email is before of now it tell me that it's late and ask me if I want send email, if it is after it leave email in waiting of the right day. Obviously I can change date of sending an email in waiting when I want.
I would also find this featue exceedingly useful.
As I mentioned in BUG 63627 which is probably a dublication of this one, I also have the same whish (I'm using KDE 3.2 on Suse 9). I think that the capability fo scheduling mail for later delivery could be implemented either in Kmail or in Korganizer. In any case it will be very usefull if it is accessible both ways.
see closed [Bug 72037] command line send mail option
--- Johannes Nieß <linux@johannes-niess.de> wrote: > > ------- Additional Comments From linux > johannes-niess de 2004-04-04 11:23 ------- > see closed [Bug 72037] command line send mail option Personally I disagree with the comment on bug 72037: I know that I can setup a cronjob using the mail command, but the same apply with reading mail: I can also use pine or mail. The reason from doing it from kmail it is that it is a nice mail frontend. same reason apply for mail scheduling feature; kmail could juist setup a cron entry or an entry in korganizer... it will be just the easy KDE integrated way for scheduling mails __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Small Business $15K Web Design Giveaway http://promotions.yahoo.com/design_giveaway/
I would find it helptull too (scheduled sending)
Party at work.
Great idea!!
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Simply using a subfolder for that. Adding a new option in "Properties of folder ..." named as "Start sending at ..." with an input field for time settings. Definite a folder and all in it would be sent at time.
I disagree with comment #11, not all e-mails would fit in a particular time frame. I've seen this done with Outlook, and it would require a queue / scheduler to determine when a message should be sent. I don't think this would be incredibly difficult to achieve, but has this been submitted for inclusion, or will it get caught by the feature freeze? I'd like to look into implementing it...
We're already in feature list freeze for 3.5. The next release is KDE 4, unless the kdepim developers decide to make an interim release (which wouldn't be bad).
this is already possible with kalarm. I wrote a patch long time ago for kalarm which made it possible to send an email at a certain time. check it out. since kalarm and kmail are in kdepim, I don't think that kmail needs this feature.
I disagree with the KAlarm approach. IMO, control over when a particular message is sent should be from within the mail client. Choosing when to send a message should be on a 'per message' basis, as in, at the time of writing. I don't think I should have to open up a different application to control the sending of the message.
can someone please explain to me why this feature is so useful for the majority of the users? Why not configure KMail to queue all messages by default and then send queued messages when you fell like sending them?
IMO, this feature is mainly a convenience, for others I can't speak to the level of necessity. By default, I'll want to send an email right away, but maybe certain emails I'd rather have sent at a specified time. This is a feature found in Outlook (possibly others?) which I think some (apparantly many judging by votes) people use. I've only used it once or twice.
I think it would be even cooler if you could set a default send delay(e.g. 1 minute). That could avoid the embarassment of sending emails that are not quite ready yet.
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This was wrongly marked as a duplicate of a much newer and lesser known bug, Bug 191986. It should have been the other way around.
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You can use option Send Later (form Message menu and use CRON but is not implemented in KMail2
In few months, it would be 10 years this wish has been written. Amazing that it wasn't closed or coded since then ! With this many votes, I'd say go for it and you'd make a few people happy, including me :)
I implemented it in 4.11