[imapfilter-devel] More detailed control of output.

[Rick Nyman]

There are sort of two different issues here.  For the first, I had a
script that I thought was working, but then I later noticed that some of
the messages that should have been moved were actually not being moved. 
When I ran an imapfilter -d, I caught the lines:
C (4): 103B SELECT "hold008"
S (4): 103B NO Mailbox does not exist
, which made my troubleshooting fairly quick.  That said, is there any
way to have imapfilter automatically catch any NO responses and echo
them?  It already shows actions, and I eyeball a daily summary of the
logs for problems.


Second issue is related to traffic I would like to supress (the less
stuff is in the logs, the easier it is to spot problems.  I have an
archive folder, and would like to keep a specific number of messages in
it.  Any time the archive goes over that size, I start purging messages,
one per poll cycle, starting with the top of the mailbox (message 1).

Here is my code that I used to perform this:
x,y,z=check(an,'00archive')
if (x>9999) then                                                         
        first={1}                                                        
        delete(an,'00archive',first)
end

On every poll cycle, I see this line in the log: 
906 messages, 0 recent, 0 unseen, in
harry.homeowner at hechingers.com/00archive.

Is there any way to supress this output when I am setting a variable?


Many thanks for all the hard work you've done; imapfilter is an
exceptional tool, and makes email much more useful for me - especially
with accounts that do not support server side rules, but even in
accounts that do.

R...


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