On 22 Jan 2015, at 9:02, Steve Mosley wrote:
So I have a single google apps account (names changed to protect the
innocent)
The owners of `test.com` might not appreciate that ;-) For the record,
the [standard](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2606#section-3) dummy
domains are `example.{com|net|org|}`.
m...@test.com and then an old gmail address m...@gmail.com which I'm
trying to stop using.
I've set it up so that all email is forwarded to m...@test.com and I've
got it setup so I can send as m...@gmail.com from that account as well.
All is good that way, now I want to create sub-mailboxes so I can
easily see which emails were sent to the old address ... and trying to
figure out the correct rule.
Do you only have these 2 addresses? In that case, why not just create 2
smart mailboxes. One matching emails where `m...@gmail.com` is in
“Recipient ▸ Address” (or “Delivered-To”) and one where it is
not?
Below I'm going to assume you have multiple variations for both
addresses (such as `me+vari...@gmail.com`).
To->Address doesn't work because of being on CC or BCC lists
so
Recipient->Address doesn't work well because of being multi valued
Looking at other headers on the messages ... Delivered-To seems like
it might work, on emails directly to m...@test.com its set correct, and
on emails to m...@gmail.com its set twice, once for each address ... so
that won't be pretty but might work.
Maybe you could start by dividing the emails into two groups as
described above.
The problem is while the content of the sub mailboxes is correct, both
groups are labelled "m...@test.com, m...@gmail.com"
Any advice?
The problem of multi-value headers was fixed yesterday although I have a
bug report about it (also on this list). You can get a test release
(r5041) by holding down ⌥ when clicking “Check Now” in the
Software Update preferences pane.
--
Benny
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