Jens Hatlak wrote:
> Am 10.02.2010 15:54 schrieb David Wilkinson:
>> I see there is a new Mail Archive feature in SM2. I don't find a 
>> description of it in the SM2 Help
> 
> Even worse, there hasn't even been a bug report for that. My bad. Now
> there is:
> 
> <https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=545480>
> 
>> "The new Archive feature (inspired by Gmail) automatically moves a 
>> message to an archive folder when you hit "A" with a message open or 
>> select Message | Archive.
> 
> In SeaMonkey it's Shift+A. And there's a context menu item as well.
> 
>> The archives folder layout sorts messages by year, with subfolders 
>> for each month."
> 
> That's the default. You can change the behavior using the
> mail.server.serverX.archive_granularity pref.
> 
> From the source:
> 
> "This attribute and constants control the granularity of sub-folders of
> the Archives folder - either messages go in the single archive folder,
> or a yearly archive folder, or in a monthly archive folder with a yearly
> parent folder. If the server doesn't support folders that both contain
> messages and have sub-folders, we will ignore this setting."
> 
> Single Archive Folder = 0
> Per-Year Archive Folders = 1
> Per-Month Archive Folders = 2
> 
> As I wrote above the default is 1.
> 
> Note that AFAIK sub folders are not created automatically currently. You
> need to do that manually once for each year/month. Or maybe I'm wrong
> and only the subscribing doesn't work. Or not always. Anyway, once the
> correct folder hierarchy is visible in MailNews the Archive
> functionality works as expected.
> 
>> Does this work with an IMAP server?
> 
> Yes.
> 
>> If so, presumably the Archive folder is on the IMAP server.
> 
> By default it's the same server if it supports it, yes. You can set the
> Archive folder per server under Account Settings, Copies & Folders. I
> for example always set it to Local Folders for all accounts. YMMV.
> 
>> What happens if you have an IMAP server that does not support 
>> sub-folders?
> 
> Then flat archiving is used automatically.

Jens:

Thanks for the great explanations!


-- 
David Wilkinson
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