Re: Maildrop copy mails instead of moving them.

Michael Weishaar writes:

> Hello,
>
>
> first, sorry for the bad english.
>
> I have installed maildrop today and set up my .mailfilter as follows:
>
> - ----- BEGIN .mailfilter -----
> MAILBOX = "/var/qmail/mailnames/example.com/username/Maildir"
>
> if( /^From:.*@some_domain.com/ )
> {
> to "${MAILBOX}/.folder1"
> }
> - ----- END .mailfilter -------
>
>
> Incoming mails from *@some_domain.com should be moved to .Folder1.
>
> Currently, however, it creates a copy. So the mail is in the inbox AND
> in .folder1.
>
> Who can explain this behavior?

Two possibilities:

* They are two different messages. Verify that their headers are completely  
identical.

* Some other process is making or a delivering another copy of the message.

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