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Problem: attachments are created for filter[ed]_out messages
To reproduce the problem:
i) create a mbox file with name "mymbox" with 2 messages: . message 1 with Subject: a . message 2 with Subject: b
ii) ( message 2 has an atachment )
iii) create the following .hmrc file:
showheaders=0 filter_out=Subject: b delete_level = 0
iv) run hypermail with the following comamnd:
hypermail -p -u -x -d whatever -m mymbox
v) Expected output: no attachments files created by hypermail in directory whatever
vi) Actual output: an attachment file is created for message b in directory whatever
vii) what is wrong? message b was filtered out, so no attachments files are expected for this message!
Thank you very much.
Reported by: ombzzz
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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Problem: attachments are created for filter[ed]_out messages
To reproduce the problem:
i) create a mbox file with name "mymbox" with 2 messages:
. message 1 with Subject: a
. message 2 with Subject: b
ii) ( message 2 has an atachment )
iii) create the following .hmrc file:
showheaders=0
filter_out=Subject: b
delete_level = 0
iv) run hypermail with the following comamnd:
hypermail -p -u -x -d whatever -m mymbox
v) Expected output: no attachments files created by hypermail in directory whatever
vi) Actual output: an attachment file is created for message b in directory whatever
vii) what is wrong? message b was filtered out, so no attachments files are expected for this message!
Thank you very much.
Reported by: ombzzz
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: