Not too easy to do i think since mail will be sent out using SMTP (it
might not even be qmailtoaster, but ISP mail SMTP)
Message copying is done using IMAP. Two different channels.
Besides if you relay on SMTP to achive the message to the SENT box then
if SMTP fails it will not have archive of the mail in SENT folder.
So it would be design wise wrong anyways.
Janno
On 29.03.2010 15:48, Postmaster wrote:
Currently, qmailtoaster/Thunderbird is setup in the following way.
Firstly, it sends the e-mail and then the message is copied to sent
folder.
This is not a problem for a small messages without attachments.
If there is a 5mb attachment, then this is a pain in the neck to wait
for the message to be sent and then wait for the same time for the
message to be copied to sent folder.
Is there any way to combine these functions, i.e. to send the message
and at the same time copy the message to sent folder
so that on the client side there is only one function performed.
Many thanks
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