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Title: How do I set the folder for copies of sent messages on a per-Identity basis?
Post by: jimg on January 26, 2018, 07:10:36 pm
Hi there.

I have several "identities" set up for my one account (Fastmail). They work. However, copies of sent messages (messages that I compose and send) go into my sent items folder no matter which identity I selected when I composed the message.

How do I set the folder for copies of sent messages on a per-Identity basis? In other words, when I send a message from identity "A" I would like the copy of what I sent to go into a specific folder, e.g. "SentItemsA" but when when I send a message from identity "B" I would like the copy of what I sent to go into a different folder, e.g. "SentItemsB."

How would I accomplish this?

Thanks,
Jim
Title: Re: How do I set the folder for copies of sent messages on a per-Identity basis?
Post by: Kostya Vasilyev on January 26, 2018, 08:25:33 pm
Sorry there is only one Sent folder per account.
Title: Re: How do I set the folder for copies of sent messages on a per-Identity basis?
Post by: gamaral on March 21, 2018, 06:18:03 am
 :o What?! That's it?

Will there never be an option for it? It's something so simple to implement.
Title: Re: How do I set the folder for copies of sent messages on a per-Identity basis?
Post by: Justin on March 21, 2018, 08:20:25 am
@gamaral Never tell developers, that their work is "simple" ;)

Back to topic:
Maybe it's possible to do a server-side action and move/copy specific sent mails into a specific folder.

I am doing that with Gmail, it's "simple" ;)... If I send a message using a specific identity, Gmail filtering service will follow my configuration to automatically assign a specific label to this message.
Title: Re: How do I set the folder for copies of sent messages on a per-Identity basis?
Post by: Kostya Vasilyev on March 23, 2018, 08:57:57 pm
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I am doing that with Gmail, it's "simple" ;)... If I send a message using a specific identity, Gmail filtering service will follow my configuration to automatically assign a specific label to this message.

Yes true - Gmail (and other mail services as well) these days have all kinds of useful "server side" capabilities. Not everything has to be done in an email app (_mobile_ email app).