Ok, named this "VIRTUAL" at the moment... Strange behaviour: this unread folder does not get refreshed, even if I refresh 'all' folder.
I read something about putting index file in memory which could solve the problem. Is this reliable ? Pierre On 18/sept. - 19:06, Pierre wrote: > Thanks for the tip Timo. > > I was trying to make this work, when I got stupid issue: > I named my namespace "#virtual", but putting "#" > at the beginning of dovecot-virtual line makes it be > a comment. > > I tryed with '#", \#... without success > > Is there any method to make it work ? > > thx, > Pierre > > On 16/sept. - 15:08, Timo Sirainen wrote: > > On Fri, 2011-09-16 at 00:58 +0200, Pierre wrote: > > > Hi all, > > > > > > Long story short, I'd like to configure a folder containing: > > > > > > INBOX > > > (some other folders) > > > > > > -> unseen emails from these folders + all other emails (also seen) from > > > the same thread > > > -> seen emails from these folders, but only the recent ones + all other > > > emails from the same thread > > > > The "other mails from same thread" is still a bit problematic with > > virtual folders. From my TODO: > > > > - virtual: If last message matching INTHREAD rule gets expunged, the rest > > of > > the thread doesn't go away > > > > First you'll need to create a virtual folder that has all the mails that > > you would ever want to see in threads. For example: > > > > virtual/all/dovecot-virtual: > > ----- > > INBOX > > Sent > > some > > other > > folders > > all > > ----- > > > > Then based on that create the virtual mailbox you want: > > > > virtual/newstuff/dovecot-virtual: > > ----- > > virtual/all > > inthread refs or unseen recent > > ----- > >
