[MlMt] Removing attachments
Thomas Floeren
thfl at me.com
Wed Dec 17 09:50:48 EST 2014
On 17 Dec 2014, at 15:11, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote:
> On 17 Dec 2014, at 15:04, Thomas Floeren wrote:
>
>> I’m referring to received messages. When I receive a file as mail
>> attachment I save it to the appropriate folder on disk; I don’t
>> want to have duplicates in MailMate’s folder and on the server.
>
> Sorry, this feature doesn't exist yet in MailMate. The only major
> reason for that is that I haven't implemented it yet. You can track
> progress on such a feature in tickets
> [260](http://freron.lighthouseapp.com/projects/58672/tickets/513) and
> [513](http://freron.lighthouseapp.com/projects/58672/tickets/260).
>
OK, thank you.
In ticket 260 you say…
> It is a non-trivial feature, in other words, don't expect it soon.
So please allow me to propose a (probably more trivial) feature:
My workflow requires that I save all project-related mails into the
project folder on disk, once a project is finished. After that I delete
these mails in the mail client. That is, the above mentioned shortcoming
(duplicates in the mail client and on the server) is tolerable because
it’s only temporary, as long as the project is still in work.
The real problem here is, when I save the mails (still with their
attachments) with my project I’ll effectively have a lot of files
twice in the project archive. It’s a long-term archive, i.e this kind
of bloat is not desired.
The *perfect* solution would be the possibility to save the mails
without attachment. For example, option-dragging the mail to a Finder
folder saves it without any attachments. Or a menu command “Save
without attachments…”.
For me this sounds a lot easier to implement, since the mail inside
MailMate will remain untouched (= no need to re-upload any mails to the
server).
What do you think?
--
Tom
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