Thomas Fernandez @ 2006-8-07 10:00:07 PM "Filter: Add Block?" <mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> The way I have things setup, that would render most of my common
>> filters useless. I have a number of common filters that set user
>> parameters that account filters then use to do various things, like
>> sort to secondary inboxes.
> How did you do that? My account filters are just not triggered. Or do
> you have "continue with other filters" checked in the account filters?
My common filters have "Continue processing other filters" checked.
Here is an example. The filter moves all outgoing message to the Inbox
of the given account, unless it is addressed to one of my addresses.
The common outgoing filter:
$$$$ TB! Message Filter $$$$
beginFilter
UID: [713E117E.01C677B8.35AC2CF0.3F0CE2B2]
Name: To\20me
Filter:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
UserParam param DO_NOT_MOVE value 1
IsContinue
IsActive
Ignore
endFilter
An account outgoing filter:
$$$$ TB! Message Filter $$$$
beginFilter
UID: [67B0F272.01C677A7.35CF4BC4.7241CCD6]
Name: Generic\20Move\20to\20Inbox
Filter: {\0D\0A\20`27`DO_NOT_MOVE`1`1\0D\0A}
MoveMessage folder [EMAIL PROTECTED]
IsActive
Ignore
endFilter
>> This renders account filters obsolete, unless one uses only those.
> Except for the implicit Account condition, yes.
What I mean is that account filters are only tested against messages
that are within that account. I.e., every account level filter could
(probably) be written as a common filter with the addition condition
that the current account = (a specific account).
Clearer?
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