IMAP / Filter Enquiry
Here's something to ponder.
At the moment I'm using Thunderbird (Firefox's email cousin) - great program, and more versatile than Mail.
I have an IMAP account for one of the emails, and currently have filters/rules that push them to their rightful folder. Now, if I had an email that arrived first on the iPhone, it doesn't have rules, so where's it going to put it ? Will it go to the inbox ?
I can only assume if I do that scenario, that the Mac will reflect it in the same way when I go back to it. I only ask this because i've had a few IMAP emails just magically delete themselves, and I don't have it set to erase anything off the server.
The rules are only put into affect when the Mac program is running because the server is not the one with the rules but as soon as Thunderbird knows that is when the changes take place, and with IMAP to all devices, so if Thunderbird isn't on then it stays in the inbox. iPhone does not yet have rules but you can always give [feedback|www.apple.com/feedback] to push Apple further in the right direction. Your only solution now is to set the rules up on the server of course I can't advise you there because you haven't mentioned your provider. However your "erased" emails I would check they haven't just been moved by the rules but reply back if they are gone.
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Weird Inbox Outlook 2010/13 and Exchange
Really weird one this.
I've migrated 7 accounts across from IMAP to Exchange.
5 have migrated across really well.
2 are having problems with the Inbox in Outlook 2010 and 2013.
They both sync all folders to exchange except for the Inbox.
The Inbox show all the emails up to the date of the migration.
But nothing after that.
Using the web OWA does show these latest emails.
So the Outlook Inbox is not syncing with the latest Exchange Inbox.
Any ideas?
I've opened the account using different profiles and different machines with Outlook 2010 but still get the same problem.
Adding the account to an iphone does show the correct Inbox.
FURTHER RESEARCH:
In Outlook 2010 I created a new Folder called "Copy from Inbox"
When a new email arrives, there's a brief period where you see a new email has arrived notice.
I can click on this and I see the new email!
I then move it to the new folder I created above.
I can then see the new emails!
I just can't see them in the Inbox, even though the total count and the unread numbers go up every time a new email arrives.
And this only happens on 2 out of the 7 accounts.
YET MORE RESEARCH :)
In Outlook 2013:
I've labelled my missing emails "test" in the subject line, when I search the current Folder using "test" they are there.
However when I search using Current Mailbox, they disappear.
When I go back to Inbox they disappear.
I'd really appreciate any help, this is driving me insane :(Unfortunately mailboxes imported to Exchange from IMAP accounts can be a pain as I've found myself! There's a few things that could be causing this.
1) If there's an IMAP filter still being applied to the mailbox, or specifically the inbox that can cause it to not display new mail items. In Outlook 2010 / 2013 I think (I'm looking at Outlook but don't have a mailbox with this issue to check) you
need to go into the View tab, select Change View, Manage Views, and you should see that Filter is set to something. Modify the view and remove the filter. Hopefully that will display the messages again.
2) If that doesn't resolve the issue (or if you see other issues with those mailboxes) check out
http://mellositmusings.com/2012/08/29/exchange-2010-mailboxes-inherit-imap-folder-views-and-attributes-if-imported-from-a-pst-dump-of-an-imap-account/ which goes into detail of how to resolve these issues. The issue I've seen (listed about half way down)
if that the folders retain the container class of IPF.IMAP rather than IPF.Note used by Exchange. You can correct that manually by using MFCMAPI* or if you have Exchange 2010+ you can use EXFolders do update all the folders as a batch.
*Note, if you use MFCMAPI be VERY careful. There's no error checking, you can change / break almost anything in the mailbox and changes are immediately applied, eg no making a change, going "oops", and clicking cancel rather than save. -
IMAP / Email Filter Not Working
I have an IMAP connection set up to sync with a Groupwise server at my work. It appears to authenticate fine but the email filter on my Pre isn't working. When I set the filter to anything other than "All" (1 day, 3 days, 7 days, etc.), none of my messages show up in the folders on my Pre. However, when I select "All", I receive exactly 1000 old emails, all of which are at least 1 year old. (I know, next step is to clean out the inbox!)
Any ideas? Thanks in advance.
Post relates to: Pre p100eww (Sprint)
Post relates to: Pre p100eww (Sprint)Hi I could receive emails but not send on my iphone 5S after the ios8 update.
Im with blueyonder and following a call to them I had to change the outgoing mail server settings as follows
go to the mail account in settings.
then scroll down to outgoing mail server.
select the server name
then you should have two servers Primary and other Smtp servers. Select the primary.
Now scroll down and delete user name and delete password.
Now change the server port to 25
Press Done at the top of the page
Send yourself a test mail to check if this works. -
How Can I Turn OFF Junk Mail Filter for IMAP Accounts Only?
I am trying to figure out how to turn off the Junk Mail filtering for IMAP accounts such as .Mac/.ME and GMAIL. All filtering is working fine on the server side, and reviewing the mail that is tagged is easy enough by just going to the account and displaying the folders created on the server.
I've checked the Junk mail pref and although the Advance settings let you isolate specific accounts to check, it does not give you the option bypass checking an account.
i.e.
if <Any> of the following conditions are met:
<Account> <is not> <Gmail (IMAP)>
As is, the mail rules are working perfectly on the server side, but in Apple Mail, many mails are being sent the Apple Mail's Junk folder.
When going through the Gmail's instructions on setting up a Gmail account for Apple Mail, it specifically says to turn off Junk mail filtering for the account, but I can't find any options to do that.
Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
TIAI haven't tried this, but it should work:
Make a new rule,
If <Any> <Account> is <Gmail> or <Account> is <.me> then "Stop evaluating rules".
Move this rule to the last in the list of rules.
In the Junk Mail preferences, be sure that "Filter junk mail before applying my rules" is unchecked. -
Filter Function in Column Formula is not working properly
Hi,
I am using Filter Function in Column formula tab in Answers to calculate the Total sum from the start of the Fiscal month to the Month selected from the Prompt.
My requirement is I have total sales column. Now I need to calculate TYYTD kind of thing for which I cant use the Time sereis due to my report constraint.
Instead of that I am using this Filter function on TYYTD column where i am giving the filter as start of the Fiscal month to the month selected from the Prompt.
For example if I select May month from the Prompt then this TYYTD column should give me SUM(Total Sales) between Feb and May for which I am using the Filter Function. But it giving me only May sales whcih is same as Total Sales column.
Can anyone throw some light on this as this is very important for us or any alternate solution other than Time sereis measures.
Did anyone got this kind of issue with Filter Function?
Regards,
AzadOk...here's the steps to fix this as efficiently as possible. I have a whole bunch of mailboxes under "On My Mac" and they have a bunch of mailboxes nested in them. I get my messages into Apple Mail via IMAP. (I don't know if this matters.) The steps below assume you have a similar setup.
1. Hold the Option key down and click the dropdown arrow next to each mailbox that has one. This will cause all nested mailboxes below it to appear.
2. Go to the top of the list of mailboxes under "On My Mac" and highlight the first mailbox. Then hold the Shift key down and highlight the last mailbox in the list. This will cause all of the mailboxes and nested mailboxes to be highlighted.
3. From the menu, select "Mailbox --> Rebuild" and the rebuild process will start.
4. Watch the top of the mail screen to see the message count change as the mailboxes are being rebuilt. Wait until the activity stops before doing the next step.
5. As the mailboxes were rebuilt, many messages were reset as "Unread" even though every message was previously "Read." Make sure the mailboxes you want to affect are still highlighted. Right-click and select "Mark All Messages Read."
That fixed the problem for me. -
Since switching to IMAP and using message filters, I often get duplicate messages in my local folders. I think this is a bug.
That is my guess as to what is happening.
When the IMAP part starts syncing with the server to fill in the inbox, the message filter system starts working before it is done syncing. I appears that the filters runs too quickly because as the filter moves a msg to a local folder, the sync thread think it need to download it again from the server. If the sync with the remote server takes a long time, I could end up with 5 or more copies of the exact same email.
This has always happened for years now but I figured someone would have noticed it and fix it by now. Now I am wondering it it has something to do with my filters or my settings.
Has anyone run into this before?Toys,
I was just doing a search to see if anyone else was feeling this way! I am also at a university and I don't really like see thousands of unread messages in mail. (Fortunately, with Leopard you can select the dock icon to show only the messages in your inbox but I still don't like having the public folder in there).
Please let me know if you find out anything and I will do the same for you. If I have time later I am going to run by our IT office later and ask them. -
Problem with marking mail as Not Junk in IMAP account
Hi,
I have an IMAP email account on Go Daddy that I forward all my other mail accounts for processing. I use Apple Mail to process this IMAP account and use Mail.app's Junk filter to move Junk mail to the Junk mailbox. This Junk mailbox is mapped in Mail.app to my Go Daddy Bulk Mail IMAP folder, and the Trash and Inbox are also mapped to their respective folders of this IMAP account's Mail.app is set to "Enable junk mail filtering" and "Move it to the junk mailbox".
When junk mail comes in, Mail.app correctly identifies the mail as junk and moves it to the Junk folder. However, if I find a message that Mail.app misidentified as junk and I attempt to mark it as Not Junk, the message gets a Not Junk status (not brown anymore), but the message stays in the Junk folder; Mail.app does not move it back into the Inbox.
I would assume that since both the Inbox and Junk mail (Bulk Mail) folders are IMAP and on the same account, that upon marking the message as Not Junk, this mail should be moved back into the Inbox, just like under POP.
Am I mistaken about the operation of Junk mail under IMAP? Should marking a message as Not Junk move it automatically to the Inbox? Do I have my folders and options set right? Should I possibly use a 3rd party Spam filter such as SpamSieve (where I can control its actions via Applescript)?
Thanks for any info.
MikeAh Ernie, I think you found out my "problem".
Before I upgraded to SN, I used SpamSieve to manage my POP SPAM. When I changed to SN, I did away with SpamSieve and POP, and used IMAP and Mail.app's Junk filtering. SpamSieve, since its "Mark As Junk" and "Mark As Not Junk" functionality uses Applescript, it must've moved the Not Junk message back to the inbox.
Thanks for the pointer; I may change back to SpamSieve to get back that functionality.
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How to fix SPAM on iPhone if you use IMAP + Mail.app
This isn't going to work for everyone, but for me, it works beautifully. I thought I'd share this here in case anyone else is in the same boat
Summary: Since my G5 is turned on 24/7, I have Michael Rothwell's IMAP-IDLE plug-in installed, and do all of the filtering near real-time in Mail.app. My iPhone is set to check every 15 minutes, and because the junk is filtered instantly at Mail.app, I never see it on the iPhone except in the junk mail folder
(1) download the imap-idle plugin at http://fivepoundsflax.blogspot.com/
(2) install into mail.app
(3) configure spam filtering in mail.app
(4) leave running 24/7 to filter email on the fly and near real-timeOr you could try this:
Delete the account you want to change from POP to IMAP
Put the iPhone into Flight Mode so that it doesn't automatically set up the POP account.
Create the new account and enter the settings
Server incoming and out going: mail.btinternet.com
Incoming Port: 993 SSL security
Outgoing Port: 465 SSL security
Once the IMAP settings are entered remove Flight Mode.
During the set up process you will probably get a few messages complaining that your iPhone can't connect to your email server.
Just ignore these -
Am I the only person who has (or cares) about this problem with IMAP
I have multiple mailboxes in my IMAP account and i have to go into each mailbox to see if there is new mail. Is there a way to just update all mailboxes on the iphone? is it an IMAP setting? Is this Apple's way of trying to get me to buy mobile me?
I have nearly 100 folders, in a nested hierarchy, in my imap account. If it had to check every one of them when checking mail, it would take a ridiculously long time, eat up battery, etc. So I hope they don't change it to automatically check for new mail in every folder.
If you must have your filters applied to incoming mail such that emails get sorted to various folders, here's a solution that might help you.
1. Create a new folder in your imap acount, called something like "foriphone".
2. Instead of just having the filter move the message, have it copy the message to the new foriphone folder first, then move it to its appropriate place.
So now all incoming mail will be found either in the inbox (if it's not going to be sorted to somewhere else), or in the folders where sorted mail winds up, AND ALSO a copy of all sorted mail will be found in the foriphone folder.
All you have to do when checking mail is look at your inbox, and look at the foriphone folder. Every once in a while delete everything in the foriphone folder, since they're only copies of all the sorted mail.
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Is there any way to harden Dovecot against POP/IMAP denial of service attacks?
It doesn’t happen very often, but every so often a script kiddie on the Internet hits Dovecot's POP ports on our mail server hard enough to bring mail service to a crawl such that legit users can’t log in to retrieve their mail. I would say that with our 2.66GHz Intel Core 2 Duo Mac Mini Server, when we receive sustained POP login attacks that exceed ten logins per second, then eventually Dovecot gets swamped with so many requests that legit users are excluded. [Our server runs runs OS X Server 10.6.8-10K549, by the way, and Dovecot 1.1.2apple0.5 is installed as determined by running “dovecotd --version”. We keep the mail sever up to date with all available Apple software updates on a weekly basis, so we have the latest and greatest security updates.]
Here’s the problem: I’ve been studying the Dovecot 1.x Wiki at http://wiki1.dovecot.org/ and finding a number of parameters that *sort* of address this denial-of-service vulnerability, but none that appear to harden Dovecot in a similar fashion as ssh or sftp are hardened. By this, I mean that when ssh or sftp detect multiple login attempts originating from the same address above some threshold, then future login attempts are ignored for a solid fifteen minutes no matter what the login name was in the attempts. I’d like something similar for Dovecot.
I am aware of the “mail_max_userip_connections” setting which can be set independently for POP and IMAP service (see http://wiki1.dovecot.org/MainConfig?highlight=%28mail_max_userip_connections%29). This almost does what I want in that it indeed restricts the number of logins for a particular user coming from a single IP address. The problem is that the script kiddies typically scatter their attacks over hundreds of different login names and they may only attempt three or four logins per user name. What I really want is a parameter which starts to ignore logins no matter what the user name if too many come from a single IP address at the same time. Against this, I also need to balance my mail server restrictions to allow perhaps five or ten of my users with laptops to be behind a remote firewall, so all of their legit logins may hit my server perhaps three to ten at a time which could potentially look like an attack if my tuning parameter is set too low. What I’d really like to find is a tuning parameter that excludes concerted attacks without excluding my legitimate users. I also don’t want to invest in extremely expensive (>$10,000) “smart” firewalls that adaptively look for this type of attack, such as are offered by Netgear and other networking equipment manufacturers.
By examining /etc/dovecot/dovecot.conf on my mail server, it seems that Apple’s defaults are to set IMAP mail_max_userip_connections to 20, and for POP to leave the mail_max_userip_connections parameter commented out. Would there be any downside to enabling POP's mail_max_userip_connections to 20 as well? Offhand I can’t see how this would affect my users. Unfortunately, I also think that if I set the POP mail_max_userip_connections to 20 this won’t have any effect on the attackers since they typically won’t try 20 different passwords for the same login name in a given attack. I’ll post a segment of a log showing an actual attack that occurred today from the San Bernadino School District that I’ve since blocked in my network’s firewall, but it will illustrate the type of hard-core denial-of-service attack that I’m referring to. The login attempts were coming in fast, around forty-per-second, and my mail service went down in a matter of minutes as a result. [Yes: I will report this user… I haven’t gotten around to it yet with other issues.]
Any thoughts?Here’s a ten second snippet from my mail server's log, showing how intense the login frequency was from the attacker, and also how (s)he was "scattering" the login names used which I suspect would be quite hard to filter out using POP's mail_max_userip_connections parameter. The attack lasted from 1:43:39 through a server restart at 1:50:18, and even about a minute later. The attack stopped at 1:51:36 before I was able to add a firewalling rule to my router or to exclude logins from the 163.150/16 subnet from my router [FYI — that's the San Bernadino Country School District, according to http://whois.arin.net/rest/net/NET-163-150-0-0-1/pft ].
Any thoughts on how to block this type of POP attack in Dovecot?
[FYI — I changed my actual server name to 'myserver' and the actual admin name to 'Administrator'.]
Jan 13 13:43:39 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(root,163.150.246.27): user account: root not enabled for mail
Jan 13 13:43:39 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](admin,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:39 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(admin,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: admin
Jan 13 13:43:39 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(webmaster,163.150.246.27): Credentials could not be verified username or password is invalid.
Jan 13 13:43:39 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](user,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:39 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(user,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: user
Jan 13 13:43:39 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](test,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:39 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(test,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: test
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Jan 13 13:43:40 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(oracle,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: oracle
Jan 13 13:43:40 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(root,163.150.246.27): user account: root not enabled for mail
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Jan 13 13:43:40 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(sybase,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: sybase
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Jan 13 13:43:40 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(informix,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: informix
Jan 13 13:43:40 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(root,163.150.246.27): user account: root not enabled for mail
Jan 13 13:43:40 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(webmaster,163.150.246.27): Credentials could not be verified username or password is invalid.
Jan 13 13:43:40 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](oracle8,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:40 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(oracle8,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: oracle8
Jan 13 13:43:40 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(backup,163.150.246.27): user account: backup not enabled for mail
Jan 13 13:43:40 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(root,163.150.246.27): user account: root not enabled for mail
Jan 13 13:43:40 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(webmaster,163.150.246.27): Credentials could not be verified username or password is invalid.
Jan 13 13:43:40 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](lizdy,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:40 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(lizdy,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: lizdy
Jan 13 13:43:40 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](test,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:40 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(test,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: test
Jan 13 13:43:40 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](user,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:40 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(user,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: user
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](web,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(web,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: web
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](admin,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(admin,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: admin
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Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](server,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(server,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: server
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](test,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(test,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: test
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](data,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(data,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: data
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(administrator,163.150.246.27): user account: Administrator not enabled for mail
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](web,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(web,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: web
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(webmaster,163.150.246.27): Credentials could not be verified username or password is invalid.
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](user,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(user,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: user
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](account,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(account,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: account
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(www,163.150.246.27): user account: _www not enabled for mail
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](oracle,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(oracle,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: oracle
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](sybase,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(sybase,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: sybase
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](test,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(test,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: test
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](access,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(access,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: access
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(administrator,163.150.246.27): user account: Administrator not enabled for mail
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](web,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(web,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: web
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](pwrchute,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(pwrchute,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: pwrchute
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](oracle,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(oracle,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: oracle
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](informix,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(informix,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: informix
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(www,163.150.246.27): user account: _www not enabled for mail
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](sybase,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(sybase,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: sybase
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](oracle8,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(oracle8,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: oracle8
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(administrator,163.150.246.27): user account: Administrator not enabled for mail
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](informix,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(informix,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: informix
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](test,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(test,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: test
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](admin,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(admin,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: admin
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(backup,163.150.246.27): user account: backup not enabled for mail
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](user,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(user,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: user
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(webmaster,163.150.246.27): Credentials could not be verified username or password is invalid.
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(root,163.150.246.27): user account: root not enabled for mail
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](oracle,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(oracle,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: oracle
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](lizdy,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(lizdy,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: lizdy
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](oracle8,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(oracle8,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: oracle8
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](sybase,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(sybase,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: sybase
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(backup,163.150.246.27): user account: backup not enabled for mail
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](server,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(server,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: server
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](user,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(user,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: user
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(root,163.150.246.27): user account: root not enabled for mail
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](admin,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(admin,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: admin
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](informix,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:41 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(informix,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: informix
Jan 13 13:43:42 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](lizdy,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:42 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(lizdy,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: lizdy
Jan 13 13:43:42 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](admin,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:42 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(admin,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: admin
Jan 13 13:43:42 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](data,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:42 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(data,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: data
Jan 13 13:43:42 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](oracle8,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:42 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(oracle8,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: oracle8
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(webmaster,163.150.246.27): Credentials could not be verified username or password is invalid.
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(backup,163.150.246.27): user account: backup not enabled for mail
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](user,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(user,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: user
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](access,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(access,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: access
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](pwrchute,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(pwrchute,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: pwrchute
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](server,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(server,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: server
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](server,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(server,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: server
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](data,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(data,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: data
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](lizdy,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(lizdy,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: lizdy
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(root,163.150.246.27): user account: root not enabled for mail
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](account,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(account,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: account
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](test,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(test,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: test
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](web,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(web,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: web
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](access,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(access,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: access
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](admin,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(admin,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: admin
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](account,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(account,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: account
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](data,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(data,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: data
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(www,163.150.246.27): user account: _www not enabled for mail
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](admin,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(admin,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: admin
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(administrator,163.150.246.27): user account: Administrator not enabled for mail
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(www,163.150.246.27): user account: _www not enabled for mail
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](oracle8,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(oracle8,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: oracle8
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](oracle,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(oracle,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: oracle
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(administrator,163.150.246.27): user account: Administrator not enabled for mail
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](oracle8,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:44 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(oracle8,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: oracle8
Jan 13 13:43:46 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(webmaster,163.150.246.27): Credentials could not be verified username or password is invalid.
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](oracle,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(oracle,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: oracle
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](data,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(data,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: data
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](lizdy,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(lizdy,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: lizdy
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](admin,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(admin,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: admin
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(backup,163.150.246.27): user account: backup not enabled for mail
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](user,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(user,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: user
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](admin,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(admin,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: admin
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](test,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(test,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: test
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](web,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(web,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: web
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](account,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(account,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: account
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(www,163.150.246.27): user account: _www not enabled for mail
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](admin,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(admin,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: admin
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(backup,163.150.246.27): user account: backup not enabled for mail
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](oracle8,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(oracle8,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: oracle8
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](web,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(web,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: web
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](web,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(web,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: web
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](informix,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(informix,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: informix
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](oracle,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(oracle,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: oracle
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](test,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(test,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: test
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](lizdy,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(lizdy,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: lizdy
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(backup,163.150.246.27): user account: backup not enabled for mail
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(www,163.150.246.27): user account: _www not enabled for mail
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](sybase,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(sybase,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: sybase
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(administrator,163.150.246.27): user account: Administrator not enabled for mail
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(root,163.150.246.27): user account: root not enabled for mail
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](sybase,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(sybase,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: sybase
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](informix,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(informix,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: informix
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](sybase,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(sybase,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: sybase
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od[getpwnam_ext](server,163.150.246.27): No record for user
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(server,163.150.246.27): lookup failed for user: server
Jan 13 13:43:48 myserver dovecot[72]: auth(default): od(www,163.150.246.27): user account: _www not enabled for mail -
Move email from Inbox to Local Folder using Message Filter moves header only, not contents.
I created a Message Filter to move email from Inbox to a Local Folder based on Date. The email headers were moved, but not the contents. Since I'm using IMAP, all the emails were deleted from the server.
I searched for similar problems and I followed one suggestion to "repair" one of the target Local Folders, but that made things worse. Now the header information (Subject, From, Date (now set to the date the transfer was done, not the email received date) is all blank.
The Local Folder properties indicate the email is contained in
mailbox:///C:/Users/Ted/AppData/Roaming/Thunderbird/Profiles/c65xcqqf.default/Mail/Local Folders/Archives.sbd/2010
I can see the messages from other Local Folders here, but the ones "moved" are empty.
Should this location be changed?
Is there some way to recover the email contents?
The info below is from the troubleshooting information tool:
Application Basics
Name: Thunderbird
Version: 31.5.0
User Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.3; WOW64; rv:31.0) Gecko/20100101 Thunderbird/31.5.0
Profile Folder: Show Folder
(Local drive)
Application Build ID: 20150222233048
Enabled Plugins: about:plugins
Build Configuration: about:buildconfig
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Mail and News Accounts
account2:
INCOMING: account2, , (none) Local Folders, plain, passwordCleartext
account5:
INCOMING: account5, , (imap) imap.googlemail.com:993, SSL, passwordCleartext
OUTGOING: smtp.googlemail.com:465, SSL, passwordCleartext, true
account6:
INCOMING: account6, , (imap) imap-mail.outlook.com:993, SSL, passwordCleartext
OUTGOING: smtp-mail.outlook.com:587, alwaysSTARTTLS, passwordCleartext, true
account7:
INCOMING: account7, , (imap) imap.comcast.net:993, SSL, passwordCleartext
OUTGOING: smtp.comcast.net:465, SSL, passwordCleartext, true
account8:
INCOMING: account8, , (imap) imap.comcast.net:993, SSL, passwordCleartext
OUTGOING: smtp.comcast.net:465, SSL, passwordCleartext, true
account9:
INCOMING: account9, , (imap) imap.comcast.net:993, SSL, passwordCleartext
OUTGOING: smtp.comcast.net:465, SSL, passwordCleartext, true
Crash Reports
Extensions
Lightning, 3.3.3, true, {e2fda1a4-762b-4020-b5ad-a41df1933103}
Manually sort folders, 1.1, true, [email protected]
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Graphics
Adapter Description: Intel(R) HD Graphics 4600
Vendor ID: 0x8086
Device ID: 0x0416
Adapter RAM: Unknown
Adapter Drivers: igdumdim64 igd10iumd64 igd10iumd64 igdumdim32 igd10iumd32 igd10iumd32
Driver Version: 10.18.10.3379
Driver Date: 12-18-2013
Direct2D Enabled: true
DirectWrite Enabled: true (6.3.9600.17111)
ClearType Parameters: ClearType parameters not found
WebGL Renderer: false
GPU Accelerated Windows: 2/2 Direct3D 10
AzureCanvasBackend: direct2d
AzureSkiaAccelerated: 0
AzureFallbackCanvasBackend: cairo
AzureContentBackend: direct2d
JavaScript
Incremental GC: 1
Accessibility
Activated: 0
Prevent Accessibility: 0
Library Versions
Expected minimum version
Version in use
NSPR
4.10.6
4.10.6
NSS
3.16.2.3 Basic ECC
3.16.2.3 Basic ECC
NSS Util
3.16.2.3
3.16.2.3
NSS SSL
3.16.2.3 Basic ECC
3.16.2.3 Basic ECC
NSS S/MIME
3.16.2.3 Basic ECC
3.16.2.3 Basic ECCFixed the Trouble Shooting information in previous post.
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How to set up Gmail as IMAP in Mail without downloading messages from 2007?
I was fine with Gmail on Apple Mail on my Macbook Pro using POP, but in order to best sync with my newly acquired iPhone I changed it to IMAP. Now it's proceeding to download all 7000+ messages from by Gmail Inbox from 2007. Is there no way to limit Apple Mail to the most recent 30 days of Gmail?
My last resort would be to delete most of my messages in Gmail, but there's not even a filter for that, and I'd prefer not having to do so.
Message was edited by: Tux KaponoThis is not an Apple Mail problem, but the nature of IMAP, if in Mail Preferences/Accounts/Advanced you select to Keep copies of All messages, or Keep copies of All messages and their attachments for Offline viewing. Also, from your browser interface with Gmail you can choose to exclude the All Mail folder.
Ernie -
My wife's email has been getting filled with hundereds of emails with this in them this morning. I don't see where anyone else is having this problem today, but I wanted to see if it's on iCloud's end or ours.
Processing errors occurred during delivery:
Recipient address: [email protected]
Reason: Error in sieve filter: Unknown function/variable found: church around input line 79 [ stop; } require " f^ileinto"; if header ]
Delivery processing continued in spite of these errors.
Reporting-MTA: dns;ms21034.mac.com (tcp_intranet-daemon)
Arrival-date: Tue, 13 Mar 2012 07:33:18 +0000 (GMT)My Wife and I both have an Ipad and an iPhone, I use an iMac and my wife a MacBook Pro.
I have this problem with all my devices.
My wife has NOT got this problem.
We both use a [email protected] email acount.
Just compared the settings:
For "Incoming server" I have p03-imap.mail.me.com
My Wife has p02-imap.mail.me.com .... and has not got this problem.
I have setup a new rule for incoming mails (for the meantime):
move all incoming emails from [email protected] to trash and delete it.
Works fine for now,......until APPLE deals with the problem.
Message was edited by: RTONLINE -
How to Filter Email or Direct Email to a Specific Folder
Hi
I've just bought a Blackberry Z10 but I cannot find how to filter my email. I was able to do this on my older Blackberry Edge.
What I'm trying to do is filter emails by subject, sender, or other parameters. Alternatively, I would like to be able to direct email from specific senders into a seperate folder. As I said, I could do this on my BB Edge but I've searched the web to no avail.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks GeorgeHi George,
Thanks for your question on email filtering.
What type of email account are you using - ActiveSync, Gmail, Hotmail POP/IMAP etc?
What type of email are you trying to filter - junk email or emails from a specific contact?
Thanks!
-HMthePirate
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Getting Mail to work correctly with IMAP server (like Thunderbird does)?
Hi guys,
Is it at all possible to get Mail to work in the same way that Thunderbird does with IMAP servers?
With my Mail setup as it is, if I save a message as a draft, it doesn't get put in the 'Draft' on the server, only on the mac. The junk filter puts it in a junk filter on the mac, not on the server. Same with sent email. And with trash it doesn't seem to put it anywhere, just trashes it. I much prefer Mail to Thunderbird in terms of GUI and such but if it won't put things in folders on the server like it does in Thunderbird I'll have to get that. Can this be done and if so anyone can tell me how?
Thanks
MaxHey Max,
All the things you are looking for can be found in Mail Preferences.
Go to File -> Preferences -> Mailbox Behaviors. The checkboxes on that page will do most of what you want to do.
Also, go to the Advanced pane in the Preferences as well, and check the drop-down menu under "Keep copies of messages for offline viewing". Select the option that fits your particular work style.
I hope that helps,
- CJ
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