NoOp: >On 01/19/2012 06:35 PM, Hartmut Figge wrote: [http://www.triffids.de/pub/sm/filter/] >> Create a filter like filter.png on a mail account. Close SM. Copy the >> file filter-test to the directory which contains the Inbox of the mail >> account. Start SM. Then 'Tools->Message Filters', select the filter >> wine-devel-cc, then 'Run selected filter(s) on filter-test', then 'Run Now'. >> >> On my machine the mail from Bugzilla. which is in filter-test, will be >> deleted. Reproducible. This goes for my SM 2.9a1 and also for a 2.6.1. > >I can't reproduce. I also cleared the filter log before testing:
Thanks for testing... >Applied filter "cc-test" to message from glglee <snip@snip> - cc test at >01/20/2012 04:20:27 PM deleted > >Applied filter "cc-test" to message from glglee <snip@snip> - cc test2 >at 01/20/2012 04:23:31 PM deleted ...but. *g* Sometimes the filter specified in filter.png catches mails when it should not. One such mail is contained in filter-test. This mail is from Bugzilla and the filter log would be --------------- Applied filter "wine-devel-cc" to message from [email protected] - [Bug 635918] Does not play user defined sound for incoming mail. at 17.01.2012 22:16:18 deleted --------------- The mail from Bugzilla neither contains 'Cc:' nor 'wine-devel', so the filter should not delete this mail. In your filter log the filter 'cc-test' is applied to 'message from glglee...' which seems not to be the mail from Bugzilla. Probably i was not clear enough about the problem. Well, it is difficult for me to write in English. And if i would write in German, i may not be understood at all. :-D Hartmut _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
