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Re: [opensuse-kde] kmail not respecting seen flag anymore
- From: Lynx <fishdude@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 12 Oct 2007 19:01:29 +0200
- Message-id: <200710121901.29385.fishdude@xxxxxxx>
On Friday, 12 October 2007 15:42:30 Will Stephenson wrote:
> On Thursday 11 October 2007, Lynx said:
> > at about the time when this favorite folders subwindow was added to kmail
> > ( a few weeks ago), it started to ignore the seen flag of mails arriving.
> > I set this flag via sieve script on the server for identified spam when
> > those mails are sorted into the spam folder of my imap-account. :-(
> > Additionally, if mails have been read on one machine with kmail (seen
> > flag should be set), they are listed as new unread mails when viewed
> > later with kmail.
> > I wonder if other users have observed this too. Even more important to
> > me, is there a solution for (against) that?
>
> The new version of kmail in 10.3 and KDE:KDE3 for older opensuse stores
> custom flags (important, todo etc) on the server, where older version
> stored it locally. I am concerned that this might interfere with the seen
> flag (which was always stored on the server), especially if you are using
> both old and new kmails on the same account. Are you using multiple
> computers with kmail and what versions of kdepim3 are they using?
>
Thanks for the answer. Let me clearify the setup a bit:
kmail --version gives:
pc at work:
KMail 1.9.7 (ubuntu) using imap account A
pc at home:
KMail: 1.9.6 (enterprise 20070831.706792) (opensuse 10.2) using imap account
A and B
Problems occur only in kmail at home, but on both accounts. Mails read at
work on account A are shown unread when i get home.
Account B is only used from home but mails are sorted via sieve on the server
side as i said.
Since the seen flag always has been stored on the server, somebody must have
broken something inside the flag evaluation :-|. Actually, it should not
depend on the kmail version being used, as the place of storage of the seen
flag has not been changed. That might only occur for the custom flags.
greetz
Lynx
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> On Thursday 11 October 2007, Lynx said:
> > at about the time when this favorite folders subwindow was added to kmail
> > ( a few weeks ago), it started to ignore the seen flag of mails arriving.
> > I set this flag via sieve script on the server for identified spam when
> > those mails are sorted into the spam folder of my imap-account. :-(
> > Additionally, if mails have been read on one machine with kmail (seen
> > flag should be set), they are listed as new unread mails when viewed
> > later with kmail.
> > I wonder if other users have observed this too. Even more important to
> > me, is there a solution for (against) that?
>
> The new version of kmail in 10.3 and KDE:KDE3 for older opensuse stores
> custom flags (important, todo etc) on the server, where older version
> stored it locally. I am concerned that this might interfere with the seen
> flag (which was always stored on the server), especially if you are using
> both old and new kmails on the same account. Are you using multiple
> computers with kmail and what versions of kdepim3 are they using?
>
Thanks for the answer. Let me clearify the setup a bit:
kmail --version gives:
pc at work:
KMail 1.9.7 (ubuntu) using imap account A
pc at home:
KMail: 1.9.6 (enterprise 20070831.706792) (opensuse 10.2) using imap account
A and B
Problems occur only in kmail at home, but on both accounts. Mails read at
work on account A are shown unread when i get home.
Account B is only used from home but mails are sorted via sieve on the server
side as i said.
Since the seen flag always has been stored on the server, somebody must have
broken something inside the flag evaluation :-|. Actually, it should not
depend on the kmail version being used, as the place of storage of the seen
flag has not been changed. That might only occur for the custom flags.
greetz
Lynx
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