On one of my email accounts I have set email from one specific address to be forwarded to another account. Both accounts are on my domain and hosted by A&A. Emails are not being forwarded for several hours and then come in batches.
Filter is set as: If From is snipped-for-privacy@xxx.zzz Forward to snipped-for-privacy@ccccc.co.uk
Any idea what the problem might be?
Iain
Why not ask A&A?
Its nothing to to with thunderbird, is it?
I have asked A&A and am awaiting their reply.
Grab the header of one of the delayed emails (CTRL + U), and paste it in here:
Thanks John, just tried that but it shows only a one second delay. Looking at the original email it was received by first mailbox at
16:21:33 on 13th but not received by the other mailbox until 12:47:23 on the 14th. Thunderbird is set to forward immediately. I've raised a ticket with A&A but still waiting to hear from them.Iain
How did you manage that. Thunderbird is not a mail transfer agent...
TB message filters can be set to run after fetching emails and do include an action to forward an email to an arbitrary address.
I have latest version and I cant see that option....
Andy Burns wrote:
Do you mean on a different machine? You appear to be sending using v60.6.x and the latest is v91.1.x (though many people will still be on v78.14.x)
It only shows up for actions of filters in an email account, not a usenet account.
If you find "message filters"
Create a new filter, set the first rule to "from" contains and the address you want to forward. Set the action to "Forward Message to", and give it a destination address.
Set it so that it runs every time you get mail, and away you go.
Well, not sure its Tbird. I often find list mail for example arrives in batches, often in the incorrect date or time order, which makes replying to a thread look like you are an idiot if you repeat a reply that somebody else did before you but did not arrive till later on. Brian
Again, how often does it poll for mail or send it? Brian
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