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Author/Date | Filtering Problem |
Alberto 06/10/2005 9:20am | Hi, I'm not able to create a filter that do this.
I have a GROUP (named KnownSource) containing all email addresses I know in a list like alberto@netzoo.biz, alberto@libero.it and so on. I wanna create a filter that separate mail. Mail received from contacts that i DON'T have in the group KnownSource will be moved in a folder called UnknownSource Thanks A. |
fret 06/10/2005 11:18am | I've never thought of doing that, but sure it sounds like a nice idea. I'll see what I can do. |
fret 09/10/2005 11:54pm | I've opened an enhancment request for this. |
Alberto 02/12/2005 12:19pm | Hi, i'm not able to use that new feature...
how have I to create that filter? Thanks Regards |
Alberto 02/12/2005 3:00pm | Fixed
In order to filter mail NOT coming from a known email address do this create filter and insert FIELD: mail.From.Groups NOT Checked Contains Value: group name containing all your known mail addresses Action do what you want Bye |
iv_nik 05/04/2006 7:59pm | I'm sorry, but I can't deal with InScribe filtering system for 3 hours, feeling dumb myself :)
I have 2 acccounts (lets say 1@qwerty.ru and 2@qwerty.ru) and I want to have "Inbox-Sent-Known"-structure for each account. Trash and other folders are universal. That was easy - creating 2 "main" folders (aka "accounts") with subfolders (Inbox, Sent, Known). My requests are: 1) Incoming mail filtering a) mail from unknown senders in appropriate Inbox (by account); b) mail from senders, who are in my Adress Book (or Contacts folder, am I right?) in Known folder (also separate for each account). 2) Sent mail filtering - in separate Sent-folder for each account. I'll try to explain what have I already done.. Let's try to do it for one account (1@qwerty.ru). My thoughts are: 1) a) That's obvious: on Recieve tab in Account options we just set "Destination folder". b) "Known"-filter As I have all my contacts in a Contacts folder, I use next filter: > Conditions > Field: mail.To > [contains] > Value: 1@qwerty.ru > > AND > > Field: mail.From > [=] > Value: /Contacts > > Actions > Action: Move to folder > Argument: /1@qwerty.ru/Known Doesn't work.. 2) Sent-filter For the 1st account (1@qwerty.ru): > Conditions > Field: mail.From > [=] > Value: 1@qwerty.ru > > Actions > Action: Move to folder > Argument: /1@qwerty.ru/Sent |
fret 05/04/2006 10:53pm | Field: mail.From is a bit wrong. What you want I think is: Field: mail.From.Contact.Folder [Starts With] /Contacts |
iv_nik 06/04/2006 10:14am | Thank you, fret! That's exactly what I wanted to do.
But I'm a bit cinfused: that's not demonstrably at all.. Where can I read about composing such complex expressions? But what about Sent filtering? I've noticed, that filter works, but only manually. When I select common Sent folder and apply "Filter the current folder", messages are going in the right way, but when I just send a letter, nothin happens and all the letters are put into common Sent folder. Sorry for such complicated explanation :) |
fret 06/04/2006 11:54am | For composing the field names use the Scribe DOM:
http://www.memecode.com/scribe/dom.php I still need to make the filtering work for outgoing mail as well. This is just on the todo list. |
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