listes ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) on Wed, Dec 29, 2004 05:22 AM said:

>> There is the 'move attachments' action in the filters.  I use it to move
>> attachments belonging to spam to a separate folder.  That helps a bit.
>
>Aren't spam attachments deleted when you delete spam?

Are they?  I don't know.  Do you mean delete as in 'empty trash' or
delete as in 'moved to spam folder'?  If you mean the former, I never
ever delete mail, even spam.  (mail doesn't take enough space to warrant
deleting.)

I have to agree with Hiro.  Keeping the message and attachment together
would be very useful.  It has often happened to me that I search for some
old message, but then the attachment is missing, either because I deleted
it accidently, deliberately, or moved it, or whatever.

If PM kept a directory structure the same as the different mail folders,
that would be great.  Then one could easily delete attachments from
certain mailing lists, the spam folder, etc.

On a related subject, browsing my attachments folder reveals hundreds of
files with names like:
 PGP.sig
 signature.asc
 smime.p7s

As I understand it, these are digital signature files.  I have been told
that other mail clients handle these specially somehow and that their
attachments folder are not cluttered with these things.  Anyone know
anything about that?


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only temporary; the evil it does is permanent." - Gandhi



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