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Filters not moving existing messages to newly created folder/deleting actually deleting.

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Number 1: I have filters that work on new messages that come in but I still have email in my inbox that the filter is not moving to the designated folder as defined in the filter. Is this due to some setting? I use Thunderbird for multiple gmail accounts. Need help because I have a huge inbox and it needs managed into multiple folders and I can't seem to get it to work. It worked one time in the past but I am not sure why it doesn't now.  ???

Number 2: Does the retention policy for a folder actually send a delete instruction to the server? I want to know how I can do that so I am actually deleting messages at the server as well. What all info do you need?

Number 1: I have filters that work on new messages that come in but I still have email in my inbox that the filter is not moving to the designated folder as defined in the filter. Is this due to some setting? I use Thunderbird for multiple gmail accounts. Need help because I have a huge inbox and it needs managed into multiple folders and I can't seem to get it to work. It worked one time in the past but I am not sure why it doesn't now. ??? Number 2: Does the retention policy for a folder actually send a delete instruction to the server? I want to know how I can do that so I am actually deleting messages at the server as well. What all info do you need?

എല്ലാ മറുപടികളും (1)

1. The problem is usually with the logic of the filter. If you share a screenshot, people may be able to help.

2. Whenever a message is deleted in Thunderbird, it should get deleted on the server too. At least in IMAP accounts. I know nothin about POP. You may want to put this query in its own post and see what others say.

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