On Saturday 01 Dec 2012 16:31:15 Peter Humphrey wrote: > On Saturday 01 December 2012 14:22:09 Mick wrote: > > Since I updated KDE to 4.9.3 my Kmail 1.13.7 no longer recognises the > > Sent & Draft subfolders I have set up, to save sent/draft messages > > from different email accounts (both POP & IMAP). All sent messages > > regardless of the account I send them from, end up in the defaul > > Kmail top level "sent-mail" folder. > > > > Changing the settings in 'Settings/Configure > > Kmail/Identities/Advanced/Sent- mail folder/' or '/Drafts folder' is > > not saved no matter what I do. > > > > Looking in kmailrc the paths seem correct, but are not recognised by > > the application when sending messages. > > > > Has anyone come across this? > > Not exactly, but I do find that my filter to send messages from this list > to their own folder sometimes works and sometimes doesn't. Then I read > each one in the in-box and hit <ctrl>j and the filter does work. > > It seems that filtering is broken in the current version, which is 4.9.3 > here. How do you have 1.13.7 still around?
Because kmail-1.13.7 is still the last stable version in portage and when I tried kmail-2 on another box I could never get it to work properly with sqlite3. Kmail-2 really screwed up my messages (creating duplicates and being unable to delete them, not showing IMAP4 folders, or their content, etc.) so I steered away from trying to upgrade for good, or at least until kmail-1 is no longer supported. I did try to learn how to use mutt, but I found that it was getting in the way big time when I had to use s/mime and gnupg for signing/encrypting messages - trying to remember what the serial number of a certificate is for each recipient is a bit too much even for a console application. -- Regards, Mick
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