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List:       kde-bugs-dist
Subject:    Bug#33252: Bug report
From:       Søren Hilmer <sh () itplus ! dk>
Date:       2001-10-05 10:51:12
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On Friday 05 October 2001 11:50, you wrote:
> On Wednesday 03 October 2001 13:48, Søren Hilmer wrote:
> > In KMail when searching folders, mails older than a specific date are not
> > reported matching, even if they do match.
>
> Sorry, works correctely here with both examples.
>
> You really didn't mix up "contains" with "doesn't contain" or something
> like that the the header were really headers and not for example in the
> message body?

No, I did not mix that up, It is very consistent, and reproducable. I even 
have an entire folder where none of the mails are "searchable" on any search 
criteria (at least any of the one I have tried). For instance searching 
Subject contains "Hej" produces 0 result as does Subject does not contain 
"Hej".

Remark that the folders in question, was created using Netscape Messenger for 
windows. The cut of point mentioned in the first mail is VERY close to when I 
shifted to Messenger for Linux. The mails display okay, though. But maybe it 
can be a case of LF versus CR/LF in the file (just checked the folder-file 
has lots of carriage returns).

And yes they were really headers, I clipped them using "View - all headers", 
offcourse that did not reveal that the headers ended in CR.

>
> Regards,
> Michael Häckel

Regards
   Søren 

"When in doubt, it's a classpath problem."

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