[Evolution] Nit Pic -- Saving Sent messages in separate folders? - [NOT SOLVED]

[William Case]

Thanks David;

I am CC-ing this reply to the Evolution list in case someone else finds
it useful as well.  Pardon the top post but I wanted to keep the thread
intact for others.

Today is used up and I am tired.  Tomorrow morning I will give your
suggestions a try.  They look like what I want.  And if not exactly,
they certainly point me in the right direction; building Bash scripts
rather than trying something internal to Evolution which for me would be
a steep learning curve.

On Wed, 2006-09-08 at 16:24 -0400, David Winick wrote:
> My apologies for contacting you directly, but I saw your post, and am
> having difficulties getting Gmane to allow me a reply, today.
> 
> What are you using to identify and move your incoming email into your '3
> personal sub-folders'?  If they are separate email accounts, then your
> should be able to filter outgoing on 'Sender is ...' (i.e., the 'From'
> header).  If, on the other hand, you are maintaining address books or
> contact lists already, then perhaps we can create a workaround via
> evolution-addressbook-export.
> 
> I will assume, here, (since you asked about it in a previous post) that
> you maintain a separate address book of members for each list you
> belong.  For each book, you can generate a list of member email
> addresses with the following script:
> 
>         #!/bin/bash
>         #
>         EXPORTER=/usr/libexec/evolution/2.6/evolution-addressbook-export
>         # Find URI of address book named 'Personal'
>         PERSONAL=`$EXPORTER -l | awk -F',' '/"Personal"/ { print $1 }' | sed -e "s/\"//g" `
>         # Build a single file of email addresses from this address book into my home directory
>         $EXPORTER $PERSONAL | awk -F: '/^EMAIL;TYPE=/ { print $NF }' >$HOME/evolution-personal-contacts.lst
>         
> You can add additional export lines for each of your books; or we can
> simplify this. to just export all of them.  Call this script whenever
> the lists change.  I use a script similar to this, which runs whenever I
> log in (I call it as a Startup Program in my Gnome session).
> 
> Next you need a script which will be called by Evo, in order to identify
> whether your recipient is in this (these) list(s):
> 
>         #!/bin/bash
>         egrep \
>                 `cat | egrep ^To: $1 | cut -d: -f2 | sed -e 's/[<>]/\n/g' | egrep @` ~/evolution-personal-contacts.lst \
>                 2>&1 >> /dev/null
>         exit $?
> 
> From here, it is a simple matter of creating an outgoing filter, in
> which the criteria is 'Pipe to program' 'returns' '0'.  Thus, one filter
> for each book, not one for each member.
> 
> 
>  - cheers,
> dave.
> --
> gpg fingerprint = B1ED F8CC 8BFE 2A85 E138  8569 9033 D582 BF59 83FC
-- 
Regards Bill