On 6 Mar 2024, at 12:16, Fredrik Jonsson wrote:
> #2 and #4 display the same results
> 6016 is the latest version available. You have version 6024.
>
> I'm on 6016 and I can replicate the issue, for me #2 and #4 show different
> results.
>
> My guess is that this small bug has been fixed in 6023
On 2024-03-06 at 14:54:26 UTC-0500 (Wed, 06 Mar 2024 20:54:26 +0100)
Michael Nietzold
is rumored to have said:
But it would be nice to have some settings to include some more
headers to be indexed. Maybe somehow with defaults write
The issue is not indexing. MM indexes all headers, no matter
On 6 Mar 2024, at 13:54, Michael Nietzold wrote:
There are 61k are in a Submailbox where I have condition:
X-Envelope-To -> exists
= araound 85%
I'm guessing you might have been associated with a mail server that adds
this header to your mail. In my experience it's rare: I have
`X-Envelope-
Interesting in my case are 61k of 71k have this header (85%) of my mails
I tried your advice with an smart mailbox to count the amount of
`x-envelope-to` :)
On 6 Mar 2024, at 18:22, John Doherty wrote:
I don't know if this helps, or whether you have already done it, but
you can create a smar
Out of 71k in "All Messages"
There are 61k are in a Submailbox where I have condition:
`X-Envelope-To` -> `exists`
= araound 85%
It seems some Mailer "destruct" many recipients or mailing lists from
the `to` into the "real" e-mail where it is delivered to.
I just found it because I inspected
MM_Arc via mailmate 2024-03-06 19:12 wrote:
> #2 and #4 display the same results
> 6016 is the latest version available. You have version 6024.
I'm on 6016 and I can replicate the issue, for me #2 and #4 show different
results.
My guess is that this small bug has been fixed in 6023 or 6024.
Fr
Hello Quinn,
I checked the behaviour you described on my system (MacOS 12.7.3 - MM
r6024)
I can’t seem to reproduce your findings
#2 and #4 display the same results
*6016 is the latest version available. You have version 6024.*
Might be an idea to recheck.
Or provide some more details on the
I don't know if this helps, or whether you have already done it, but you
can create a smart mailbox that selects messages in which the
"X-Envelope-To" header exists (or does or doesn't match or include
certain strings, etc.).
When you're creating the Conditions for the smart mailbox, you have
On 2024-03-06 at 04:21:38 UTC-0500 (Wed, 06 Mar 2024 10:21:38 +0100)
Michael Nietzold
is rumored to have said:
I have some spam mails which uses the `X-Envelope-to:` header
Can you quantify that? I see none in a corpus of a half-million messages
going back to the 90's. But which headers are
I have about a dozen email addresses and they all eventually end up in the same
Fastmail IMAP account, either because they're my domains and the MX is set up
to deliver there, or because they're forwarded from other mail services over
which I have less control.
My most-used email address is thi
I have some spam mails which uses the `X-Envelope-to:` header
Some of them are don't have a `to:` header
If I just search in the mail mate search box it not find this emails. I
need explicit use `X-Envelope-to: myn...@mydomain.com` to find it.
What can I do that the normal search also includ
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