Reimar Döffinger <reimar.doeffin...@gmx.de> writes: > On 10.08.2016, at 21:08, pulsarpie...@posteo.net (P. Paolini) wrote: >> Hi all, >> >> I've recently set-up mbsync + mu4e to read my emails and everything >> worked fine, I am a bit new to the emails/news world as I have always >> used web based client or Outlook. >> >> As far as I am aware the mu4e is the MUA and mbsync/isync is the MDA, >> and it should be up to the latter to process the incoming messages >> following some filtering rules I would like to have. >> >> My goal is pretty simple, I want to move messages coming from a certain >> address in a specific folder, I have googled the problem but I haven't >> found a solution yet, any thoughts ? > > I would suggest a solution like imapfilter instead if the provider was too > lazy/cheap to offer filter settings. > I used to run it on a OpenWRT based router and it worked very well > (though I suspect my email provider may have thought it mostly worked > very well for creating CPU and I/O load on their server, but unless > you have reason to be charitable towards them despite not offering > filter configuration, why care...) Thanks a lot, imapfilter it does the job very well, the only hassle so far is that I had to put my password in the config.lua file but for now that is not a problem as I run it on my personal laptop only.
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