Re: Problems marking mailbox as containing new mails

[tn fenster <balsa ars-solvendi de>]

It seems like I cannot explain my problem. Maybe an example will help:  
I have folder named 2003 that contains some mailboxes with my old mails  
from that year. The mailboxes inside that folder don't contain any  
unread mails. But when I check mail for the first time after starting  
balsa, the folder gets marked as containing new mails because some of  
the mailboxes are marked, no matter if I received mails or not. And  
even if I received new mails, none would go in mailboxes inside my  
2003-folder and there is not a bad filter putting mails there. When I  
open those mailboxes, the count for unread mails is correctly set to 0,  
but I have to open every mailbox to get it right and the next time I  
start balsa it's the same again.

So my problem is, that folders and mailboxes inside of folders are  
marked as containing new mails where no new mails are.

> On 04/26/2004 05:34:08 PM, tn fenster wrote:
> > Sorry, sent the wrong mail before...
> >
> > The mail is in subfolders, but the confusing thing is that
> > folders are marked that actually don't contain new mail. And
> > they even get re-marked on new start when balsa seems to have
> > noticed that no new mails are there during the last session...
> 
> Folders that have subfolders with new mail are marked to indicate
> that new mail is somewhere around even when the subfolder is
> hidden.  Using the same visual cue as having new mail is
> confusing, agreed.  As I mentioned, it's clarified in 2.1.
> 
> Peter