How to automatically organize a lot of mail aliases in Thunderbird?
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I have a self-hosted mail server. So I have setup an alias like so
@foo.bar root@foo.bar
Means every email sent to [alias]@foo.bar will be redirected to the inbox of root@foo.bar.
I use it to have a mail account for each service I use.
- stackexchange@foo.bar
- github@foo.bar
- ...
I set up sieve and automatically moved emails to the folder INBOX.${alias}. I really like that solution. But there is one drawback: It's not a viable solution when I want to get push notifications for received emails. I'd have to establish a connection for each folder. That's a lot of connections - and my phone can't deal with it. It opens tons of connections but there are so many missed notifications.
I don't want to rely on poll - I want to use push. I also don't want to copy emails because that gets messy fast.
I tried to setup an All Mails folder - just like gmail does for example. But that didn't work.
I'm using a simple postfix + dovecot stack.
Any recommendations?
email thunderbird postfix alias dovecot
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I have a self-hosted mail server. So I have setup an alias like so
@foo.bar root@foo.bar
Means every email sent to [alias]@foo.bar will be redirected to the inbox of root@foo.bar.
I use it to have a mail account for each service I use.
- stackexchange@foo.bar
- github@foo.bar
- ...
I set up sieve and automatically moved emails to the folder INBOX.${alias}. I really like that solution. But there is one drawback: It's not a viable solution when I want to get push notifications for received emails. I'd have to establish a connection for each folder. That's a lot of connections - and my phone can't deal with it. It opens tons of connections but there are so many missed notifications.
I don't want to rely on poll - I want to use push. I also don't want to copy emails because that gets messy fast.
I tried to setup an All Mails folder - just like gmail does for example. But that didn't work.
I'm using a simple postfix + dovecot stack.
Any recommendations?
email thunderbird postfix alias dovecot
asked Jan 28 at 20:55
BretteteteBrettetete
1,0902818
add a comment |
I have a self-hosted mail server. So I have setup an alias like so
@foo.bar root@foo.bar
Means every email sent to [alias]@foo.bar will be redirected to the inbox of root@foo.bar.
I use it to have a mail account for each service I use.
- stackexchange@foo.bar
- github@foo.bar
- ...
I set up sieve and automatically moved emails to the folder INBOX.${alias}. I really like that solution. But there is one drawback: It's not a viable solution when I want to get push notifications for received emails. I'd have to establish a connection for each folder. That's a lot of connections - and my phone can't deal with it. It opens tons of connections but there are so many missed notifications.
I don't want to rely on poll - I want to use push. I also don't want to copy emails because that gets messy fast.
I tried to setup an All Mails folder - just like gmail does for example. But that didn't work.
I'm using a simple postfix + dovecot stack.
Any recommendations?
email thunderbird postfix alias dovecot
asked Jan 28 at 20:55
BretteteteBrettetete
1,0902818
I have a self-hosted mail server. So I have setup an alias like so
@foo.bar root@foo.bar
Means every email sent to [alias]@foo.bar will be redirected to the inbox of root@foo.bar.
I use it to have a mail account for each service I use.
- stackexchange@foo.bar
- github@foo.bar
- ...
I set up sieve and automatically moved emails to the folder INBOX.${alias}. I really like that solution. But there is one drawback: It's not a viable solution when I want to get push notifications for received emails. I'd have to establish a connection for each folder. That's a lot of connections - and my phone can't deal with it. It opens tons of connections but there are so many missed notifications.
I don't want to rely on poll - I want to use push. I also don't want to copy emails because that gets messy fast.
I tried to setup an All Mails folder - just like gmail does for example. But that didn't work.
I'm using a simple postfix + dovecot stack.
Any recommendations?
email thunderbird postfix alias dovecot
email thunderbird postfix alias dovecot
asked Jan 28 at 20:55
BretteteteBrettetete
1,0902818
asked Jan 28 at 20:55
BretteteteBrettetete
1,0902818
asked Jan 28 at 20:55
BretteteteBrettetete
1,0902818
asked Jan 28 at 20:55
BretteteteBrettetete
1,0902818
asked Jan 28 at 20:55
BretteteteBrettetete
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