On Fri, 2004-08-13 at 12:29 +1000, Andrew Cowie wrote:
In an IMAP account, one can tell Evolution to automatically apply filters to new messages coming in in INBOX. Is there a away this could be changed to to all folders [or, perhaps all new messages?] I note that the Junkmail settings include an option "check for junk in all folders"; we already have significant junk testing (sa, etc) happening server side, but we also have server side sorting into various folders - result, I get new messages all over the place. [This is in place to make webmail worthwhile. I could, of course, jsut have everything come through INBOX and have evolution sort them client side, but it would make our webmail interface largely useless as my inbox there would be crammed full. I'm on the road enough that I regrettably cannot always get a laptop with Evolution hooked up to the internet to do the sorting] It would be brilliant if filters could be automatically applied to new messages regardless of the folder they come in on, rather than just INBOX.
Maildrop is imminently suited to this job, and can be easily be plugged into postfix and qmail. Presumably it would work just as well with sendmail or exim. Then, filtering is independent of the MUA and the webmail interface would have no difficulties.
I looked through the list archives but couldn't find anything to answer this - sorry if it's been discussed recently.
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