ts
after all that, POP3S is 995, and SMTPS is 465.
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Filter: 0
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Ignore
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Might need to play around to experiment with what you can do... or
maybe setup a dummy filter with all the options to find out what each
thing does. :)
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ately does not work! Thought maybe I had made a typo,
> so I copied the above exactly (yes I know the address etc. will be wrong),
> and the "From" field in a replied mail still only had the GMail addy.
> Am I missing something here?
Where did you paste it? Try:
%FROM=
them into
GPG. Don't forget to export your private/secret keys, and import
those too.
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responder not use
reply-all, but just reply to sender.
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Hi Vladimir 'insider' Prohorov,
On Tuesday, August 09, 2005, you wrote:
> Good day, Jurgen.
> Please send me yours PGP key.
Folder template? :)
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> think they couldn't make up their minds.
There has always been a lot of stuff in the RIT key for TheBat.
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ges Yes Options: Regular
> expressions (Checked)
Try using "Header", "Matches all as Regexp", and
"Reply-to:[EMAIL PROTECTED]" instead.
> I dont see these options when filtering. Is this for an older version
> of TB?
Yes, it would be. Marck, time t
Note it really is the characters \ and n and not a line feed
character. If you put a line feed (enter key) in the cookie file,
TheBat treats them as separate cookies. I think this is documented
somewhere in the help file (probably a little better explained than I
have managed).
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==8<
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%-
%-
%-
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Then use it in an email, and see what result you have.
> And finally - do I take it that ' and " are interchangeable as long as they
> are in
> matching pairs?
I believe that is t
The RFC seems to allow a little bit of flexibility in this
section as it defines the 4xx message as temporary and says the
sending SMTP service "may" try again. This means that it's probably
optional to the sender if they want to resend. This would most likely
be the reason they
formation in a different location by right clicking on an
account, and going to properties. In the properties dialog, you can
look at the "Files and Directories" option.
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st doesn't
exist then you really cannot tell without more "testing" than ICMP
echo requests. But if he's blocking on just the firewall, then the
complete absence of information *is* information ;)
> Still leaves the question: Where is the black hole located *if* somebody
&g
; me!1!eins!elf!! ;-)
*coughs* black hole *coughs*...
Problem with blocking ICMP echo requests is it is just as bad as
having them enabled... People can still see you there, you just appear
as a "black hole" sucking in the packets ;)
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look, and can very easily hit the [B] or the [U] buttons ;) My IRC
client doesn't support /italics/ though, it is ran in a terminal, no
slanting there ;)
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ey're giving out free email accounts too... interesting.
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ler, but the method TB developers use is the installer
contains the executable file. To test this, disconnect any connection
from the internet, and try the install.
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I love deadlines. I especially like the who
ne.
Is the original email plain text, or HTML? TB shouldn't modify
anything on redirection, though I vaguely remember seeing something
crop up about HTML redirection in the past, but it might have been for
forwards only.
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y idea what it means?
This looks like an issue with the IMAP server itself, and not "The
Bat!". You might want to contact your provider to verify.
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I'm just
put the character on the end ;). If you put the
following HTML in a file called test.html on your desktop, and open
with any browser, you'll see a space as well:
this is
a new line
So browsers even regard the CRLF as a whitespace too, which is
technically correct.
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IS the filter system. Go to Account, Sorting Office/Filter, and you'll
see what is the new filtering system.
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War
e program to make amendments to what I've already approved.
Check in the Address Book. There is a section called "Trusted Root
CA", you might find the certificates that were imported in there.
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as a white space like most
programs do. But then, what do you do with the additional space that
gets put in there if somebody uses the top format? ;) Take a look at
the HTML formatted email that TB sends out, it inserts the =, there
are a few others do as well, I believe evolution does too.
-
when I'm finished, probably since I'm
> using two programs that use that key for sending.
Ctrl+Shift+M doesn't seem to work in Outlook or Evolution either ;)
No Darrin, you're not the only one. :)
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rt 25 connections to
anything but their SMTP servers. Running your own mail server then is
pointless. Also some ISPs don't allow you to run services, and doing
so introduces a breach of contract.
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regular expressions were off, so it'd try
to find the string:
Reply-To:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Which it wouldn't find. But as others have suggested, just use the
same string, but without the .*... Unless the normal filter can do
wild card matching without regex enabled... If so, I missed it.
ne so that The Bat understands "spaces" and this will
> neither way break the work of The Bat with RFC.
Erm... If TB is changed to accept it, then it does break RFCs.
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r RFCs, and as such
would ignore that message, so the mail would be dropped. If your SMTP
server follows RFCs, then it would have been retried at a later time,
and delivered.
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Bad
... Now do this:
Hi
%-
%-
%-
%-
%-
%-
%-
Bye
Then use the template... you'll notice the second has no carriage
returns. The %- suppresses them.
> 4) What are the other 2 QTs I am missing?
Missed that bit of the thread, I'm sure Marck has details on that :)
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) is a better option as it
allows you to use the cookies across accounts.
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do so.
Or, point the users to the main gmane page, and let them follow the
instructions ;) Which... also specifies nntp:// So once again, OE
breaks stuff ;)
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Forget 0 to 60. It's 95 t
real name of the macro, but it is
usually used to strip out the PGP information, and might be grabbing
this too.
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Who is General Failure, and why is he reading my disk?!
pgp0.pgp
Descripti
lders' command to no avail.
> How do I get access to the messages in my folders named "test"?
Have you tried going back down to the version you were at before they
changed, and getting access there?
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quot;
JA>> menu?
> How about, it doesn't work?
Works fine here... guess it might depend on your delete settings.
JA>> Okay, it doesn't show them with a strike-out through them... but
JA>> it's there.
> It seems that displaying messages like this is the d
em with a strike-out through them... but it's
there.
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various
> folders involved in the search. When it is done, it will just say
> "On-line".
> Yet another IMAP quirk that I really hope gets some attention...
It will be apparently... I complained about this when IMAP was first
introduced, Stefan mentioned that they were rewriting
T use port 25?
I'd recommend fixing whatever program you're using for spam filtering,
it appears to be changing the subject of non-spam... that's not a very
good practise.
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eserved ports for special registered services
such as www, ntp, smtp etc.. picking a port like 44 could knock
something your OS uses as a requirement, and cause all kinds of
havoc... If you must use a port different to 25, it is strongly
suggested you use above 1024.
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SMTP
servers I have worked with have it shut off by default. Read receipt
is up to the end user to confirm they want to send it. So both of
them might be useless depending on a number of factors. However, I
can say that read receipts do work fine here.
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D])... But so would the
string:
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Like searching for the word 'and' in a text file about musical bands
;) Band would match, so would and ;) Make any sense?
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No... but what's wrong with the List-ID header? ;) You cannot change
that, the list software writes it... even with an opening and closing
<> you can still use a similar filter:
List-Id:.*tbudl
Location: Kludges
Presence: Yes
Regex on
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ways be a logical query... I could setup my own email
on my server [EMAIL PROTECTED], then email you... if my reply-to is
the same as my sending address, then my person email directed to you
will be moved to your tbudl folder :)
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y message in there, and use the space bar, it'll move to the
next message.
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We're lost, yes.but we're making good time.
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choice of viewer (Rich Text)
does this, but the plain text one doesn't... I guess it might be worth
mentioning it if you'd reported this as a bug :) Unless of course, I
missed your mentioning it.
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of the cursor altogether or at
> least an option to turn it off.
Erm... how would you highlight text for reply?
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Okay, I pulled the pin. Now what? Where are you going?
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Desc
compress is working just fine, but the folder is cached, and
not properly updating.
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The only thing standing between me and total happiness is rea
hat does
> nothing. Guess I'll be rolling back to the previous version.
> Whatever that means?!
This is related to the bayers plugin apparently. Try removing it, or
upgrading the plugin alone, and see if that helps.
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phi, and as such, shouldn't be calling MS C++ Runtime
files. I think this issue was resolved in the beta versions, but I'm
not sure if it's been fixed in any of the public versions yet. Maybe
try uninstalling, and reinstalling without the bayers plugin?
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7;s
an IF :) I don't remember the exact syntax, but something like this:
%IF:%TO="":%TO="[EMAIL PROTECTED]":%-
Something like that, I think it's been mentioned in the past for
folder templates, if you do a search for Marck's "folder templates are
evil" r
that the only
> way to do this is to use a common folder. Am I correct?
The whole idea of the IMAP protocol is everything is stored on the
server side of things, that is, folders, emails, etc. So yes, to
create a local folder when all you have is an IMAP account would be to
use a common folder.
ook the time to look into it.
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The best way to accelerate a Mac is at -32.2 ft/s.
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to it yourself. Most IMAP servers won't complain if you
attempt to subscribe to a folder that is already subscribed to, so
there is no harm there.
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On the other hand, you have
appears, in that list, make a note of how it
is written EXACTLY... then do the following:
A03 SUBSCRIBE "INBOX.Held Mail"
If the folder contains special characters (spaces etc) then you'll
need double quotes around the name.
Then:
A04 LOGOUT
Then finally reopen TB, and go to IMAP F
On Wednesday, March 31, 2004, Jeanny House wrote...
> Today for the first time I saw a message come in that had a check
> mark on the message flag. What does that mean?
That the email is signed (PGP or S/MIME), and the signature is
valid.
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t, the second part never matches either, because it's everything
after a \n character. You might be able to use a ? after the \n to
make it 0 or more.
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Contraceptives: use 'e
- Lily Tomlin
> ~~~
Sure, don't use the %WRAPPED macro, and put in the single \n where you
want it to wrap ;)
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The Bagginses, they steals ou
ou have to use
%WRAPPED='%COOKIE="c:\sigs.txt"'%-
As an example. However, if you put a single \n in, and use the
%WRAPPED marco, it'll remove it. To put in a spacer (like between my
reply to your message) you have to use \n\n in the file.
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ption: Would be really good to have "open with" in the context
> menu for attached files, where the standard Windows "Select
> Application" dialog will come up.
I believe this one was on the books at some point, and was going to be
tied in with plugins and stuff.
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is pretty useless
for 99% of the mail servers on the internet as they have it disabled
by default for some reason... I read about it somewhere, I'll have to
dig it up.
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Don't sweat petty things, or pet sweaty things.
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Epxressions Checked
Of course, that'll flag any other clara.co.uk users as well that are
being replied to.
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10789 characters.
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he line breaks.
> 3) Are the "cookies" always accessed sequentially (line by line)
> from the file?
No, %COOKIE is random.
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contained lines of text to be used along the lines of the
> THEBAT.TIP file.
It can be a full path to a file (including the file), or just the file
for a relative file path. Mine for example is set to:
%COOKIE='c:\sigs.txt'%-
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t registered. Is it
giving you any errors? Is it not accepting your key? What version of
TB are you running? What version did you buy a key for?
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place... ask Dr Who :)
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yed wrong? If
it is the received date, you might want to check your computer clock
;) Whenever I rebuild my computer, I'm forever setting the date of the
month in the year box ;)
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ader in the email you are
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rer, go to Tools - Internet Options - Advanced.
Search through the list of check boxes for one similar to "reuse
windows for new shortcuts" or something to that affect. They keep
changing the names on the damn things. See if that helps.
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Scrawled on
* in the file for
wildcard matches (anybody remember the . You'll end up matching typo's
and redirecting them too, like www.mns.com instead of www.msn.com. For
me if I were to use the dns suffix of netdork.net and use one of my
DNS servers, it'd match my IP, because it'd re
ww.ritlabs.com/en/products/thebat/download.php.
They also announced the last release 2.04.04, but had it listed as
2.04.4 in the help :)
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message
ww.ritlabs.com/en/products/thebat/download.php.
They also announced the last release 2.04.04, but had it listed as
2.04.4 in the help :)
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get a Philip's Screwdriver?
message
ww.ritlabs.com/en/products/thebat/download.php.
They also announced the last release 2.04.04, but had it listed as
2.04.4 in the help :)
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get a Philip's Screwdriver?
pgp0
ile mailing list archives are a
lot harder to work on, having to request many pages usually. Just a
thought :) The obfustication is done on the website only I believe,
which means the nntp is wide open.
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lders (well except INBOX for uw-imap). The list statement then
becomes:
LIST "mail/" "*"
This makes the IMAP server scan ONLY mail/. Saves some work on the
server, but not really applicable to courier-imap.
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be 2 days at the
most), you'd posted pretty quick ;)
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tLabs really doesn't have to notify
the list, would just be nice. I vaguely remember them having an
announcement list a while back, but it never got anything while it was
about, and I don't even know if it's still active.
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None of you e
in one of them?
Because on resets it explicitly, the other doesn't. From what I
remember, it is needed to override account settings sometimes.
> Do I remember correctly that the %- adds a new line character?
Nearly, it's the reverse. It prevers a new line character from
appearing.
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that TB popped up the password box on a server error, regardless of
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ns in IE) and go to the "Programs" tab. Go to 'E-mail' and
> select something other than TB. Click Apply. Now select TB. Click
> apply. Close and all should be fine.
Is this in the FAQs? Comes up from time to time.
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sed here. Are you using
SMTPS, or just SMTP Authentication such as CRAM-MD5? From the subject,
I assumed SMTPS, but from what I keep reading in some emails, it seems
like just authentication.
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; for Utilities /Insert quick template :)
I realized I should have read the rest of the thread, as it appeared
everybody else had issues finding it too ;) Thanks.
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confusion here... smtps is
connecting to an SMTP server using TLS/SSL... the above is used when
that method isn't used as there is no point encrypting a password in
an already encrypted mechanism. Though there is nothing really
stopping you from doing it though I guess.
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the key combo you want to use to fire it off.`
Thought I'd give this a try, but unfortunately I cannot find out how
to assign a key combo to a quick template... did I miss something
obvious?
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7;m personally
sticking with IMAP at the moment.
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ring, then
the sending client has a bug. The mail server doesn't strip or remove
those headers at all, the client shouldn't be putting them in.
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All that glitters has a high refractive index.
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De
lems... they are ironing them out... as they do with all
bugs... yes everybody on the beta list was pretty upset at RitLabs for
releasing the first 2.x version... but since then, things have made a
tremendous improvement.
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it occurs again, tell it to delete the folder, leave the files on
the computer, but not sending it to the trash. That will stop what
you're seeing in regards to moving the messages about.
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Do Not Attempt
t have to copy anything from your local computer into an
IMAP account. Providing the messages have been left on the server by
the old IMAP implementation, it should just refetch them correctly.
Unless I'm miss-understanding what you're attempting to do.
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gh you should note you'll need a new
registration key if you haven't already got one. All the appropriate
files are upgraded by TB when it runs that way.
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to TBOT.
Yes, I use it for work, no choice... exchange server :) Supports
minimizing to the system tray now too. There are a few little things
that they put in that I've been after in it for a long time... it's
not too bad, though I still use TB primarily.
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hich shows all your
unread mail across folders, a bit like TB's ticker ;)
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ure like TB or Becky does.
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ecky can do it. I don't think many others can.
> I just tested this out in outlook express. Conclusion: Doesn't work.
> Just thought I would share that with you. Thanks again for your help
What doesn't work? The message ID link? Or the retrieval or the
message ID?
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On Monday, January 05, 2004, Clive Taylor wrote...
>> I think the /nologo should be inside the "" shouldn't it?
> No, outside as:
> "C:\Program Files\The Bat!\thebat.exe" /nologo
Hrm... Couldn't remember which way around, thanks
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/nologo should be inside the "" shouldn't it? Such as:
"C:\[..]\thebat.exe /nologo"
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On Sunday, January 04, 2004, Gerrit Kruijer wrote...
Roelof>> Yes. In the AB do:
Roelof>>Make a selection
Roelof>>File -> Export to -> From selection
> Silly question maybe but what stands AB for?
Address book ;)
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> already) will be included separately, but basically - yes, this is
> going to be improved as well...
So for IMAP searching, you currently only search the local cache? Or
you have copied the code from POP searching, and then tweaked it to
issue the SEARCH command on the IMAP server?
TBB Files, then select one of
those files... see if it pulls the emails back into the common folder.
If it does, then repeat for each folder, and then you should be able
to copy them onto the server.
Not entirely sure how well that'll work, but might be worth a test.
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IMAP (such as common folders).
From mentions on the beta lists, the filtering system is under the
microscope for a revamp, which should include a proper working version
for IMAP (we hope).
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