Applying filters to IMAP-inboxed automatically (in Kmail)?

[Jason Straight]

maildrop

On my laptop I run postfix, and courier imap, fetchmail grabs all my mail from 
the server, delivers it to my local postfix which uses maildrop for local 
delivery agent, I have $HOME/.mailfilter setup to filter my mails into the 
correct Maildir folders.

I perfer having my local system be my mailserver because I have more 
flexability to run it the way I want to, rather than the way it's setup on 
whatever mailserver I happen to be downloading from, especially if the remote 
server doesn't support imap at all.


On Tuesday 01 November 2005 11:03, Simon Rönnqvist wrote:
>   Hi!
>
> Since I'm subscribing to a couple of mailinglists (such as this one) I've
> made some mailfilters to separate these mails from others. However, I
> figured that Kmail doesn't apply the filters I've made to mails coming into
> the inboxes of my IMAP accounts, and I need to mark them and choose Apply
> Filters (or push Ctrl+J) to get them filtered. This is really disturbing,
> and a real showstopper for Kmail in case it doesn't get resolved.
>
> The only solution (kind of) that I've found is this one:
> http://lf.starlogik.de/kmail_spam.shtm
> But it'd really suck having to start doing these kinds of hacks just to get
> a basic kind of functionality such as filtering IMAP-mail. Are there easier
> ways?
>
>   cheers, Simon

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