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List:       kmail-devel
Subject:    Re: Wishlist
From:       tommy () zidnet ! net
Date:       2000-12-30 18:56:47
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I have a patch that adds to the kmfilter.cpp file a filter that allows a user 
to change the status of a message to any of the statuses in the Message->Set 
Status menubar.

Filters are relatively easy to add to the codebase of KMail to add your own 
filter types.  Just follow through kmfilter.cpp and you'll get the general 
idea.

Nick

On Thursday 28 December 2000 12:44 pm, gellenburg@freedom.net wrote:
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> I tried to send this through the bug-report system (checking Wishlist) but
> I don't think it went through. I have a couple of suggestions for KMail,
> most dealing with the filters.
>
> Thank you for your time.
>
> Suggestion #1: (Filters)
> 	New option that, when selected, would automatically reply back to the
> sender of the message with the contents of a text-file. Perhaps the Subject
> line can be specified as the first line in the file?
> 	Reason: I have users who constantly Email me at my old Email address and
> I'l like to automatically "nag" them and give them my new Email address.
>
> Suggestion #2: (Filters)
> 	New option that, when selected, would allow one to change the status of a
> message.
> 	Reason: I subscribe to a lot of mailing lists. Some of them I keep for
> pure reference only and it would be nice to automatically change the status
> of those messages to Read so I don't see the new messages (%n) all the time
> when I get new mail.
>
> Suggestion #3: (General)
> 	A "vacation" type feature. Of course, it should check for Precedence: bulk
> or Precedence: junk and not respond if either of those headers are present,
> and probably should only respond where the user's Email address (across all
> profiles) is found in either the To: or Cc: fields.
>
> Once again, thanks for your time.
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