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The issue I described above is part of another problem concerning filters: I’m now quite sure that my filters don’t always work properly if Kmail is started during the boot process. Thanks for your response! I was beginning to wonder whether I was chasing a phantom. Same sort of thing happens to me on Leap 15.0 and especially recently, like today, following some patches which arrived over the last week or so … **Warning**īe cautious with this action, as it will easily mess up your messages if the filter program returns garbage or extra lines. The same substitutions (%n, % as with execute command are performed on the command line. This will feed the message to a program: if the program returns output, the entire message (including the headers) will be replaced with this output if the program does not return output or exits with a return code other than 0 (indicating an error occurred), the message will not change. I suspect that, the KDE documentation is the authoritative answer – yes, the program (script) is executed synchronously. Am I correct in believing the script is run synchronously and control returns to the filter processor on exit? This is just a single sed command followed by exit, and the “stop if filter matches” option is not checked. One of my filters pipes the incoming email to a BASH script to remove flowed-format line wraps if Content-Type includes “format=flowed”.

What I’ve noticed with “moving” e-Mails is, that selecting more than 1 e-Mail to be moved, causes the symptoms you’re describing – moving the e-Mails 1-by-1 seems to work just fine, except that the moved e-Mail is not present in the ‘.local/share/’ directory – and therefore, presumably, “somewhere in the Akonadi database” … From a CLI Konsole terminal window run “akonadictl fsck” and then “akonadictl vacuum”.My solution to get the KMail GUI to behave properly is: It’s a mixture – there’s a background database which mostly handles indexing and other things plus, a directory structure located by default under ‘~/.local/share/’.Īnd yes, sometimes “moved” e-Mails appear OK in the KMail window but are not to be found in the directory structure … A question, please: When an email is copied to another folder is it physically copied as received? Or is the existence of the copy managed by creating a new entry in some sort of database (or modifying an entry if the email is moved rather than copied)?

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