On 2-Aug-2007, at 16:56, Dallman Ross wrote:
LuKreme wrote Thursday, August 02, 2007 7:38 PM:
[maildir++ folders]
I thought everything used Status: RO
I mean, the message that I mark witha Status: RO are showing up as
read, even in maildirs.
You are being fooled by co-temporanaeity and thinking it to
be causation. :-) Your MUA stuffs a "Status: RO" header in
the mail you've read, and the mail you've read shows up
as read in your MUA, but not because of the header. It's
because of the filename.
I have procmail process a file named .list_local for my 'kremels'
email address, and I have a second email addreess
(lists(_at_)southgaylord(_dot_)com) which subscribes to all the same lists as
the 'kremels' ID, but delivers to maildirs. This is all part of my
gradual move away from mbox, needless to say my list account is the
last email I want to change over because it receives the most mail,
and I want to know everything is working as I expect.
So, for the last 6 weeks I've been collecting double messages so that
I know that the virtual users and procmail and postfix and Mail.app
and squirrelmail all get along.
the end of my .list_local is:
# If we didn't bail, mark the message as read.
:0fw
| formail -i"Status: RO"
LOG="Leaving Listlocal with LISTNAME=$LISTNAME (READ)$NL"
And I was under the impression, that this was marking the list
messages as read. However, as you pointed out, it's not.
so, what is the final TRAP that works, since the message needs to me
renamed to indicate it's been seen AND moved from new to cur?
Afterall, $LASTFOLDER will contain something like
.<MAILBOX>/new/<RANDOM_STUFF>.<HOSTNAME>
--
You may be anti anti-spam-kook if: Despite having invented the FUSSP,
you not only don't know the difference between the SMTP envelope and
SMTP headers; you doubt there is such a thing as the SMTP envelope
because email doesn't involve paper.
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