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Comment	> I'm cleaning up my mailbox, here's an old thread: > > > > Am Donnerstag, 9. Juni 2005 17:20 schrieb Chuck Hagenbuch: > >> Quoting Simon Detheridge <simon@widgit.com>: > >> > Is it possible to have forwarded messages as marked 'forwarded'? Most > >> > other mailclients do this, so I'm suprised not to be able to find this > >> > feature. > >> > > >> > Has anyone come up with a hack/patch? > >> > > >> > Similarly, is there any way of applying user-defined categories to mails, > >> > so they can be marked with different colors/statuses/etc? > >> > >> The IMAP protocol doesn't make provisions for either of these. > >> > >> -chuck > > > > Hmmm, I use thunderbird for my work mailaccount and mark messages as > forwarded > > and I give them user defined status, too. > > > > Recently I connected to my work mailbox from a newly configured > thunderbird at > > home and all the flags were there, even the user defined ones. So these flags > > have to be on the server somehow (it's a cyrus). > > > > Implementing server side user defined status flags would be better that any > > hack. > > > > Quoting Chuck Hagenbuch <chuck@horde.org>: > > Quoting Simon Detheridge <simon@widgit.com>: > > It seems like this should be trivial. Is there an option I'm missing, or do I > > need to modify a php file somewhere? > > You'd have to implement it. On large mailboxes it'll be quite slow. > > I had a bash at it. I've attached a patch that provides the icon and > works on my > > system. I expect all the seasoned developers will be horrified with > the way it's > > done, as I've not had a stab at playing with horde code before. ;-) > > > > It will stop my users asking for it however. > > > > There are problems with reading fhe 'forwarded' state from the history, for > > example you can't "mark as" forwarded, or similarly unmark... Not > without doing > > some history-mangling, which seems incredibly unwise. > > > > I'm thinking that a hack like this could be used to add category > information... > > By adding it to the maillog for the message in question. There'd be no way to > > search on it though. It'd probably need a separate table...
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