[TriLUG] Evolution filtering question

[David A. Cafaro]

Hmm, not sure why it's getting marked as read.  I'm using evolution on
Core 1 and this is what I set up.  Here is an example of one of mine:

Rule Name: Some Filter on Mailing list
if
1. mailing list: is : "mailing list" 

Then
1. move to folder : "Mailing List Folder" 
2. Stop Processing

This takes a file entering into my IMAP Inbox folder and moves it to my
Mailing List Folder that is also located on the same IMAP server.  Maybe
the 2nd rule will help?

I've also used filters to move pop inbox emails to IMAP folders and IMAP
inbox to local folders.  And none have ever been marked as read until I
actually selected the email.  Also I have "apply filters to this inbox
on the server" checked on the IMAP account as well.  

On Wed, 2004-02-11 at 22:31, Jeremy Portzer wrote:
> An on-topic post...
> 
> Has anyone used the filters in evolution?
> I'm running Fedora Core 1.  I'm trying to use the evolution filters to
> sort mail in remote IMAP folders.  It works well, using the option to
> apply filters to the INBOX, but the problem is that new mail gets marked
> as "read" by the filter.
> 
> Since I'm using the filters to move new mail to folders, I clearly don't
> want the messages to be marked as read.  But I can't figure out any way
> to change this.  Any ideas ?
> 
> It's critical that the mail stay on this particular IMAP server, so I
> can't use procmail and local folders.
> 
> --Jeremy
> 
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