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KMail: sent mail in inbox, only when replied

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gauthma
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Hello all,

Is there a way to achieve the following behaviour: put sent mail in sent-mail folder, until a reply to that mail arrives; when that happens, move the original mail to Inbox, in order to have a "complete" thread. The setting "Keep replies in this folder" works well I'm replying to received email, but not when I send the first email in a thread (that then gets replied to).

This is inspired by Gmail's "conversations" feature.
Thanks in advance.
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I'm afraid not. It's easy to get all subsequent sent mail to stay in the same folder as replies to you - you use the folder's context menu for that - but the initial message from you has to be moved manually.


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pars
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gauthma wrote:Hello all,

Is there a way to achieve the following behaviour: put sent mail in sent-mail folder, until a reply to that mail arrives; when that happens, move the original mail to Inbox, in order to have a "complete" thread. The setting "Keep replies in this folder" works well I'm replying to received email, but not when I send the first email in a thread (that then gets replied to).

This is inspired by Gmail's "conversations" feature.
Thanks in advance.



This would be a brilliant feature! Have you created a feature request gauthma?
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You can put all your sent mail in inbox, which gives you almost what you want. It's a setting in the configuration of the used identity (Advanced tab).
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tthiasoss wrote:You can put all your sent mail in inbox, which gives you almost what you want. It's a setting in the configuration of the used identity (Advanced tab).


True, but there's the fine difference of having the sent e-mails in your inbox ONLY when they are replied to. I suppose that small detail is among what makes Gmail so handy.


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