Re: Forwarding Filter

[MFPA]

Hi


On Friday 5 June 2020 at 6:26:22 PM, in
, Susanne wrote:-


> Hello,

> Friday, June 5, 2020, 10:18:03 AM, MFPA wrote:

>> Are you looking at the log for the account the
>> messages were moved 
>> FROM, or the log for the account where they ended up?

> The one it's sent from.
> But none of my account logs show received message info.

I just noticed that my account logs are also not showing filter
actions, except when I re-filter. Try selecting the message in the
message list, then clicking "folder" at the top of the screen, then
clicking "Re-filter", then select "incoming mail", "log filtering
results", and "Re-filter selected messages only", then clicking "OK".


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Re: Forwarding Filter

[Susanne]

Hello,

Friday, June 5, 2020, 6:49:14 PM, Thomas wrote:

> I use only POP accounts, so the logging may be different.

That seems likely. I wonder why it's so much more limited with IMAP
accounts.

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Re: Forwarding Filter

[Thomas Fernandez]

Hello Susanne,

On Fri, 5 Jun 2020 09:25:41 -0700 GMT (05-Jun-20, 23:25 +0700 GMT),
Susanne wrote:

> Hello,

> Thursday, June 4, 2020, 8:32:04 PM, Thomas wrote:

>> Yes. You will see something like this:

>>>05-Jun-20, 10:29:08: FILTR - received message from sisk...@gmail.com (9030 
>>>bytes) (processed by "TBUDL"), URL: 
>>>msgid:1346052294.20200604202...@gmail.com?folder=\\Gmane\Bat%20TBUDL

>> The part '(processed by "TBUDL")' is the name of the filter in this
>> case.

> Strangely, I only see messages I sent logged in the account log. And
> messages deleted by a filter. Is there something I have to change in
> the settings? Mine is an IMAP account, if that makes any difference.
> Also, the messages deleted by a filter do not show me the name of the
> filter!
> Example: 6/5/2020, 07:03:22: FILTR - Message from em...@email.com is 
> deleted
> No further information to be seen.

I use only POP accounts, so the logging may be different.

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Re: Forwarding Filter

[Susanne]

Hello,

Friday, June 5, 2020, 10:18:03 AM, MFPA wrote:

> Are you looking at the log for the account the messages were moved 
> FROM, or the log for the account where they ended up?

The one it's sent from.
But none of my account logs show received message info.

It's currently too late to see the forwarded messages in question, as
the log was set to only show a couple of days. Have change the file to
a larger size.




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Re: Forwarding Filter

[MFPA]

Hi


On Friday 5 June 2020 at 5:25:41 PM, in
, Susanne wrote:-


> Strangely, I only see messages I sent logged in the 
> account log. And messages deleted by a filter. Is 
> there something I have to change in the settings?

Are you looking at the log for the account the messages were moved 
FROM, or the log for the account where they ended up?


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Re: Forwarding Filter

[Susanne]

Hello,

Thursday, June 4, 2020, 8:32:04 PM, Thomas wrote:

> Yes. You will see something like this:

>>05-Jun-20, 10:29:08: FILTR - received message from sisk...@gmail.com (9030 
>>bytes) (processed by "TBUDL"), URL: 
>>msgid:1346052294.20200604202...@gmail.com?folder=\\Gmane\Bat%20TBUDL

> The part '(processed by "TBUDL")' is the name of the filter in this
> case.

Strangely, I only see messages I sent logged in the account log. And
messages deleted by a filter. Is there something I have to change in
the settings? Mine is an IMAP account, if that makes any difference.
Also, the messages deleted by a filter do not show me the name of the
filter!
Example: 6/5/2020, 07:03:22: FILTR - Message from em...@email.com is deleted
No further information to be seen.


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Re: Forwarding Filter

[Thomas Fernandez]

Hello Susanne,

On Thu, 4 Jun 2020 20:21:35 -0700 GMT (05-Jun-20, 10:21 +0700 GMT),
Susanne wrote:

> Hello,

> Thursday, June 4, 2020, 1:35:10 PM, MAU wrote:
>> Open  the  Account.log  by  clicking  on the Status bar at the bottom.
>> This  will  include  FETCH lines for each message downloaded and FILTR
>> lines  for  each  filter triggered. These should allow you to find out
>> which filter is actually forwarding messages.

> Thanks!
> I've just looked there, and I don't see where it specifies what filter
> triggered the response.

> It just says FILTR.
> Is there a way to find out more. I have quite a lot of filters! :)

> I have to wait for this particular filter to do the forwarding again,
> as I can only see today and yesterday in the account log.

Yes. You will see something like this:

>05-Jun-20, 10:29:08: FILTR - received message from sisk...@gmail.com (9030 
>bytes) (processed by "TBUDL"), URL: 
>msgid:1346052294.20200604202...@gmail.com?folder=\\Gmane\Bat%20TBUDL

The part '(processed by "TBUDL")' is the name of the filter in this
case.

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Re: Forwarding Filter

[Susanne]

Hello,

Thursday, June 4, 2020, 1:35:10 PM, MAU wrote:
> Open  the  Account.log  by  clicking  on the Status bar at the bottom.
> This  will  include  FETCH lines for each message downloaded and FILTR
> lines  for  each  filter triggered. These should allow you to find out
> which filter is actually forwarding messages.

Thanks!
I've just looked there, and I don't see where it specifies what filter
triggered the response.

It just says FILTR.
Is there a way to find out more. I have quite a lot of filters! :)

I have to wait for this particular filter to do the forwarding again,
as I can only see today and yesterday in the account log.



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Re: Forwarding Filter

[MAU]

Hello Susanne,

>I recently deleted a filter that forwarded any mail with "ticket"
>in the title to another one of my accounts.
>
>For some reason, TB still forwards these messages.

Open  the  Account.log  by  clicking  on the Status bar at the bottom.
This  will  include  FETCH lines for each message downloaded and FILTR
lines  for  each  filter triggered. These should allow you to find out
which filter is actually forwarding messages.

>How do it stop this!

Make sure you do delete the filter that is forwarding messages.

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Forwarding Filter

[Susanne]

Hello,

   I recently deleted a filter that forwarded any mail with "ticket"
   in the title to another one of my accounts.

   For some reason, TB still forwards these messages.
   How do it stop this!

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Re: Auto Forwarding Filter / Template; Is It Possible?

[Jan Rifkinson]

Hello Paddy,

On Friday, April 06, 2001 12:34:54 [ -0700 GMT], you wrote the
following in regards to 'Auto Forwarding  Filter / Template;  Is It
Possible?':

Paddy> Looking at: Account > Sorting Office Filters > Actions, there is no
Paddy> forwarding option.  What am I missing?

  If I understand the question you are asking, what you are missing
  is creating incoming mail filter from whomever & under action
  forwarding it to whatever address you want.

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Re: Auto Forwarding Filter / Template; Is It Possible?

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Hi Paddy,

On 06 April 2001 at  12:34:54 -0700 (which was 20:34 where I  live)
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PL> Looking at: Account > Sorting Office Filters > Actions, there is no
PL> forwarding option.  What am I missing?

I think you may be missing the scroll bar at the side of the Actions
panel in the sorting office :-).

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Re[2]: Auto Forwarding Filter / Template; Is It Possible?

[Paddy L]

Lots of egg on my face. I just didn't notice the scroll bar there.
Thanks.
On Friday, April 06, 2001 at 21:49:50( +0200UTC) which was 12:49:50(-0800 UTC) my 
time, Karin Spaink wrote
KS> On 06-04-2001 at 21:34, Paddy L kindly wrote:

>> Looking at: Account > Sorting Office Filters > Actions, there is no
>> forwarding option.  What am I missing?

KS> Go to Sorting Office, selct Incoming mail, and create the
KS> appropriate filter. Then, under the Action tab, scroll down
KS> until you see

KS>   Send Auto-reply

KS> and

KS>   Forward to

KS> The icon next to it will light up and you can put in all
KS> that you want: hardcoded recipients, standard text, macros
KS> and what have you.

KS> Then go to the Options tab, and click "send generated
KS> messages - immediately". There!


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Re: Auto Forwarding Filter / Template; Is It Possible?

[Karin Spaink]

On 06-04-2001 at 21:34, Paddy L kindly wrote:

> Looking at: Account > Sorting Office Filters > Actions, there is no
> forwarding option.  What am I missing?

Go to Sorting Office, selct Incoming mail, and create the
appropriate filter. Then, under the Action tab, scroll down
until you see

  Send Auto-reply

and

  Forward to

The icon next to it will light up and you can put in all
that you want: hardcoded recipients, standard text, macros
and what have you.

Then go to the Options tab, and click "send generated
messages - immediately". There!


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Auto Forwarding Filter / Template; Is It Possible?

[Paddy L]

Hello TBUDL,

If this has been previously discussed, my apologies for the repetition.
I couldn't find any references by searching archives.

Is it possible to use filters & macros to automate forwarding of
messages?  What I want to do is to have messages from a certain sender
forwarded to a certain recipient without any input from me.

>From TB! help, it seems possible by using a filter and
forwarding template:
> actions which can be defined at Actions page of Sorting Office
> configuration dialogue

> Forward to - forward the message to a specific address(es). Options
> allow you to use the entire message including header for
> quotation, send the message as an attach and skip sending of attachments.
> Forwarding template of the target folder is used for generating of
> the forwarded message.

Looking at: Account > Sorting Office Filters > Actions, there is no
forwarding option.  What am I missing?
Thanks.
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Forwarding filter based on time received?

[Chris Merchant]

Hi Batties,

I'd like to be able to set up a conditional forwarding filter based on
time the message is received by TB. Can this be done?  I can't
initially see any time options in the filtering options.

Regards, Chris



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