Hello Stefan,
A reminder of what Stefan Tanurkov typed on:
Tuesday, November 06, 2012 at 13:42:58 GMT +0200
ST> What exactly you mean by "losing track"? The only way a filter could
ST> "lose track" of a folder (i.e. the folder's name become unusable) is
ST> that the filter configuration file become corrupted somehow, as I see
ST> it. Could it be the case?
How do I know if it has become corrupt?
Here is the filter:
$$$$ TB! Message Filter $$$$
beginFilter
UID: [94E92780.01C486BF.28DBFC11.26D0F257]
Name: The\20Bat\20Archive
Filter: {\0D\0A\20`13`0`5\0D\0A}
MoveMessage folder \5C\5C\5CArchive\5CThe\20Bat
IsActive
IsSendQueue
endFilter
I checked the files in the archive folder this morning and there was one that
was from yesterday and when I refiltered the account it sent all of this thread
to the archive even though it only started yesterday and it is supposed to only
send messages older than 5 days.
This is particularly unusual as it is a pop account.
My more concerning issue is with the IMAP accounts that only complete 9 of
10 transactions. (I mean that it does not seem to filter every one correctly,
it
may do them all but it may not). I also have an issue where a manual filter
sometimes acts twice on the same message.)
I would love to help straighten this out, but it is inconsistent and in part I
believe that you need to filter many messages at once using moderately
complicated filters.
BTW, this happens on 2 computers so if things are corrupt it has happened twice.
Let me know what other info I can provide.
--
Best regards,
Stuart mailto:[email protected]
Using The Bat! v5.3.2.8 (BETA)
On Windows 7 6.1 Build #7601
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