On 31 Jan 2014, at 20:27, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote: > On 31 Jan 2014, at 19:32, Pedro Lobo wrote: > >> On 31 Jan 2014, at 18:25, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote: >> >>> The main problem is locating the task in TaskPaper. It is likely that >>> TaskPaper returns some kind of identifier for this purpose, but this then >>> needs to be stored until it is needed when a reply has been sent. This is >>> hard to do in a way that would synchronize with the IMAP server (it could >>> be an IMAP keyword, but I don't think servers work well with a very large >>> number of keywords). It would probably be better if the task could be >>> located using the Message-ID of the message. >>> >>> So, >>> >>> * a smart mailbox with conditions for the keywords @awaiting and `\Answered` >>> * should have a rule with an action launching a script >>> * which given the Message-ID of the message matching the conditions would >>> locate the task and mark it @done. >>> >>> The rule should probably also remove `@awaiting` in order to prevent other >>> installs of MailMate to repeat the action (this cannot be completely >>> avoided since they might do it at the same time). >> >> **@Benny:** >> This shouldn't be too hard. We can just add a tag **@id(*message_id*)** and >> then later search for a task with the same message_id. Now would this be the >> message_id we see in MailMate message view (Msg ID / UID)? > > No, I'm thinking of the `Message-ID` header of the message. The MsgID in > MailMate is not the same on different installs of MailMate and the UID is > only unique per mailbox (which makes it unique if combined with the IMAP > mailbox URL). > > Don't you already add a `message:` URL to the note? This contains the > `Message-ID` of the message and could be used to relocate the task (depending > on the TaskPaper API of course). > > -- > Benny > _______________________________________________ > mailmate mailing list > mailmate@lists.freron.com > http://lists.freron.com/listinfo/mailmate
Yeah, I already use the message_id in the task note. I'll give this some thought as to how best implement it. Cheers, Pedro Lobo
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