[MlMt] tags associated with messages

[Henry Seiden]

Hi Jeff,

After comparing a tagged email on another machine running the same version, I found that the tag was NOT visible when applied to an incoming message there. Therefore it is only applied only to the locally stored incoming message filed at the local user.

OTOH if your outgoing message has a tag applied, you could check to see if that tag gets transferred to the message headers and somehow would be decoded by MM at other machines. So, ig your question is whether a tag is attached to outgoing messages that might be a different scenario.

You would likely have to move the massages themselves. There is np instruction that I could find about migrating tagged messages or databases containing header information when moving to a new machine.

Respectfully,

Henry Seiden
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On 2 Dec 2024, at 12:04, Jeff Bullard via mailmate wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I followed [these instructions](https://lists.freron.com/mailmate/2016-January/005542.html) on the forum from 2016 for “syncing” the settings between two devices (*i.e.*, copying the `.plist` files when MailMate is shut down on both devices).  This worked for most things except that the messages I have tagged on the source device are still not tagged on the destination device.  Do I need to copy over the Database folder or the Messages folder for that to work?
>
> Thanks
>
> —Jeff
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