Hello Redhat71,
On Friday, March 28, 2003, Redhat71 wrote...

>>> the filtered message is counted by both folders at the same time
>>> as if it's COPIED to trash, but it shouldn't cause it's MOVED to
>>> trash

>> There is no such command as MOVE in IMAP4. It's copy and delete :)

> oh ... but when i set up filters,  the option is "move to"

MOVE is approximately the same as copy and delete the original one. It
just gets displayed as move ;)

>> How have you setup the filter to work on the "redhat" folder? I'm
>> assuming you have the filter moving mail out of the redhat folder,
>> or into it only?

> no, why would i want to move mails out of the "redhat" folder ?

> i put those "move to trash" filters above "move to redhat" so that they
> were applied 1st

> 1, if subject contains "usb", move to trash
> 2, if subject contains "xxx", move to trash
> ....
> 10, if to or cc contains "@redhat", move to redhat

So from your description, your RedHat folder counts +1 extra mail than
it should do? If that's the case, then it cannot be the filters plugin
that's causing it. The reason I say this is because the filters plugin
doesn't alter the RedHat folder, like move mail out of the folder. So
the count can only be displayed as what the IMAP server reports it as.
That is exactly the same problem I was having. The way the code is
written in SM is we call an EXPUNGE when we select the mailbox, which
would "fix" the broken count if the IMAP server miss-counted.

How much mail do you have in that folder? Does it only occur with that
folder? If not, how many other folders does it occur in? Do you often
delete mail from that/those folders?

-- 
Jonathan Angliss
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