Is it possible to use filter rules in kmail to mave messages from a certain folder on an imap server (say inbox) to a folder on the local machine (say suse which is a subfolder of inbox)? I've created filter rules. They do not work automatically but if I right click on the message and choose apply filter (or do ctrl-j) then the message is successfully moved from the imap server to the specified folder on my local machine. I'm new to suse. I bought and installe it two days ago. So far I am enjoying it and I'm impressed with its coherency. Abe
On Wednesday 30 March 2005 22:10, oabram@u.washington.edu wrote:
Is it possible to use filter rules in kmail to mave messages from a certain folder on an imap server (say inbox) to a folder on the local machine (say suse which is a subfolder of inbox)?
I've created filter rules. They do not work automatically but if I right click on the message and choose apply filter (or do ctrl-j) then the message is successfully moved from the imap server to the specified folder on my local machine.
I'm new to suse. I bought and installe it two days ago. So far I am enjoying it and I'm impressed with its coherency.
As far as I know this feature (imap filters) is on the 'most wanted' list in kmail. So it's not there yet. I think evolution can do it, and I'm pretty sure thunderbird can
Thanks! Guess I will give thunderbird a chance for a while then. Abe On Wednesday 30 March 2005 13:55, Anders Johansson wrote:
On Wednesday 30 March 2005 22:10, oabram@u.washington.edu wrote:
Is it possible to use filter rules in kmail to mave messages from a certain folder on an imap server (say inbox) to a folder on the local machine (say suse which is a subfolder of inbox)?
I've created filter rules. They do not work automatically but if I right click on the message and choose apply filter (or do ctrl-j) then the message is successfully moved from the imap server to the specified folder on my local machine.
I'm new to suse. I bought and installe it two days ago. So far I am enjoying it and I'm impressed with its coherency.
As far as I know this feature (imap filters) is on the 'most wanted' list in kmail. So it's not there yet.
I think evolution can do it, and I'm pretty sure thunderbird can
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