[Alpine-info] number of messages, collection list not inbox
Nico Mock
nico.mock at posteo.de
Sat Dec 9 05:24:52 PST 2023
Hi Lucio,
many thanks for your reply ....
On Fri, 8 Dec 2023, Lucio Chiappetti wrote:
> On Fri, 8 Dec 2023, Nico Mock wrote:
>
>> no one ?
>
> Sorry, al least me, I missed the original message
never mind ... it is awsome that people answer my questions ;-)
>
>> On Sun, 3 Dec 2023, Nico Mock wrote:
>
>>> My setup: I've set up two inboxes and two different collection lists.
>
> Local or remote collection lists ?
>
> Personally I have 3 inboxes of which 2 are transient(*) and 2 other local
> incoming folders (**), and a number of collection lists, all local but one.
> This might be an anomalous usage ...
>
> (*) one IMAP and one POP, offloaded to the local inbox periodically via
> fetchmail.
>
> (**) populated by procmail. I have a few other procmail rules which sort
> SOME messages in some specific folders of the collection lists, but most of
> my messages are archived manually in the various folders.
>
> Note I favour procmail rather then alpine filters to sort messages in folders
> (procmail acts immediaely when mail is received)
>
>>> Behind the name of the inboxes two numbers (2/123) are shown to inform me
>>> about new messages or about the total number of messages.
>
> Yes that's correct. It is displayed for my local inbox, my remote IMAP inbox,
> and the local incoming folders. It is displayed for the remote POP folder
> ONLY I have previously accessed it.
>
>>> Since the filters move new messages to my collection list folders, is
>>> there a way to get those numbers behind the names of my collection list
>>> folders, too ?
>
> I don't think so. I believe thse numbers are displayed only for the folders
> which are declared incoming folders. Am I wrong ?
i guess you are right, but i was asking anyway. There are always some
tricks around i never heart of and i'm hoping to hear of ,-)
Could be a nice feature.
Have fun,
Nico
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