MarkB wrote:There's an alternative you might test (...) but in the filter insert this:
Perform
remove header
X-Poco-Status
and
add header
X-Poco-Status: R
Hello MarkB
This still works fine as long as the mail goes "straight" from one directory to the next.
A few days ago I lost all mail in the IN directory because someone had marked all mails and had them deleted without realising what he did... (not me...!)
Thats why I created two security folders, one for incoming mail and one for outgoing mail, and now of every mail gets a copy moved from the IN, resp. the SENT folder to these security folders.
To the existing filter for incoming mail
SEARCH TO for
gperll@datacomm.chTHEN
PERFORM copy message TO Sicherheit/SicherheitEingang
I added the above quoted commands, hoping that the mails in the Security folder (=SicherheitEingang) get marked as read and the mails in the IN folder stay unread - the opposite is happening: The mails in the IN folder get marked read and the ones moved stay unread.
I realize, it is somehow logic... How would I have to formulate the filter to make it do what I want and not what it is logic?
ente
the above quoted commands, hoping that the mails in the Security folder get marked as read and the mails in the IN folder stay unread - the opposite is happening: The mails in the IN folder get marked read and the ones moved stay unread.
I realize, it is somehow logic... How would I have to formulate the filter to make it do what I want and not what it is logic?
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