Hi, I've switched from a local POP3 Mail Client to Horde IMP. My old Mail Client used Maildir for saving the Mails and migrating this back to mbox files resulted in quite huge files. So I decided to write my own small php script which imap_append's all single mails into the right IMAP folders. But this just as a small side note. Now I've all my mails dating back to 2000 back on my mail server.
Together with the switch to IMP I've of course some questions resulting from my old habits ;) I hope you can help me out. - Is it possible to easily mark all messages in a folder as "/Seen"? I mean not just the messages shown on the actual page like it is possible right now by just selecting "all messages" and mark them as read. I really mean _all_ messages within a folder. I came across that by first using the Import for smaller mbox files and then having to jump through all pages and mark all mails on every single page as /Seen - I've a bunch of filters set up to move messages automatically out of my Inbox into several other folders. Is it possible to get a count of unread messages for each of my other folders displayed beside the folder name like it is done for INBOX? Does this not happen because of the IMP filter rules and so all filtered messages do no longer appear to be "new"? Can this be worked around maybe by using procmail for moving mails when they arrive directly? Would I get this counter beside each folder when using procmail and not filtering with Horde? - This one is regarding the Threaded view / sorting. I know this is based on IMAP's c-client mail_thread() but is there a way to only consider the In-Reply-To header and NOT the subject? I'm receiving multiple CVS mailinglists and of course subjects are many times identical when the same file is changed multiple times. IMP then displays all those messages as one thread even if there aree ages between those messages - and they just do not belong to each other. To fix this, just respecting In-Reply-To would help here out. I know this is not directly Horde IMP's business as it relies on IMAP's c-client but maybe someone else has done this in the past and can tell me how ;) - When setting up IMP I came across some deletion/reorganisation settings for the "Sent" folder. I definitly do not want any moving or deletion of my Mails in the Sent folder - yes I want to keep millions of mails from thousand of years in this single folder - is that the case or will IMP start to remove or move my mails around there? - Beside the "Sent" folder I could need some help with some sort of automatic deletion of mails in defined (Mailinglist) folders. In the past I just ran a find on my local system to find files older lets say 3 month and delete them from those directories. Now it would be cool if IMP could do this for me after magically setting this up somehow. Is it possible or does someone know how to achive this easily? Greetings, Oliver ---------------------------------------------------------------- This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program. -- IMP mailing list Frequently Asked Questions: http://horde.org/faq/ To unsubscribe, mail: [email protected]
