Comments on: Label *All* Forwarded Messages In Gmail http://quietmint.com/2008/label-all-forwarded-messages-in-gmail/ "Yesterday's absence of corrections was due to a technical hitch rather than any sudden onset of accuracy." Tue, 17 Aug 2010 16:38:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Jason http://quietmint.com/2008/label-all-forwarded-messages-in-gmail/comment-page-1/#comment-120 Jason Tue, 17 Aug 2010 16:38:57 +0000 /2008/03/label-all-forwarded-messages-in-gmail/#comment-120 Thanks, just what I was looking for! Thanks, just what I was looking for!

]]> By: Anonymous http://quietmint.com/2008/label-all-forwarded-messages-in-gmail/comment-page-1/#comment-115 Anonymous Sun, 28 Feb 2010 09:50:33 +0000 /2008/03/label-all-forwarded-messages-in-gmail/#comment-115 thanks a million, this was very helpful! thanks a million, this was very helpful!

]]> By: Anonymous http://quietmint.com/2008/label-all-forwarded-messages-in-gmail/comment-page-1/#comment-104 Anonymous Fri, 30 Oct 2009 11:10:50 +0000 /2008/03/label-all-forwarded-messages-in-gmail/#comment-104 good article man. good article man.

]]> By: Abe http://quietmint.com/2008/label-all-forwarded-messages-in-gmail/comment-page-1/#comment-68 Abe Tue, 28 Jul 2009 16:45:06 +0000 /2008/03/label-all-forwarded-messages-in-gmail/#comment-68 wow, really works like a charm ... this really helped with my new mail forwarding i set up with a new domain. I actually cannot think of another way I could have gone about this... sweet! wow, really works like a charm … this really helped with my new mail forwarding i set up with a new domain. I actually cannot think of another way I could have gone about this… sweet!

]]> By: Abe http://quietmint.com/2008/label-all-forwarded-messages-in-gmail/comment-page-1/#comment-66 Abe Tue, 28 Jul 2009 09:30:42 +0000 /2008/03/label-all-forwarded-messages-in-gmail/#comment-66 this is incredibly cool!!!!! thank you so much! lifechanging hahahahha this is incredibly cool!!!!! thank you so much! lifechanging hahahahha

]]> By: Kenny http://quietmint.com/2008/label-all-forwarded-messages-in-gmail/comment-page-1/#comment-48 Kenny Thu, 22 Jan 2009 00:24:00 +0000 /2008/03/label-all-forwarded-messages-in-gmail/#comment-48 This is exactly what I was needing to do and didn't know quite how to pull it off. Thank you for the info. This is exactly what I was needing to do and didn’t know quite how to pull it off. Thank you for the info.

]]> By: Phil http://quietmint.com/2008/label-all-forwarded-messages-in-gmail/comment-page-1/#comment-41 Phil Fri, 28 Mar 2008 18:39:00 +0000 /2008/03/label-all-forwarded-messages-in-gmail/#comment-41 I already did that before your answer. Your article gave me the idea of using "internal pluses". :)<BR/><BR/>You misunderstood my situation a little. In fact, I own a domain and I'm using google apps.<BR/><BR/>I give fake email adresses with 'allowing suffixes' to my contacts, to class and track them. The catch-all account then forward the messages, or not, according to the suffix.<BR/><BR/>I then use my registrar SMTP server to answer with an appropriate "From" (smtp.gmail.com reveals your true identity in the envelope sender address, when you try to 'spoof' it). The answer is then copied to the 'Message Sent' folder, imap way.<BR/><BR/>Thanks for your fast answer. I already did that before your answer. Your article gave me the idea of using “internal pluses”. :)

You misunderstood my situation a little. In fact, I own a domain and I’m using google apps.

I give fake email adresses with ‘allowing suffixes’ to my contacts, to class and track them. The catch-all account then forward the messages, or not, according to the suffix.

I then use my registrar SMTP server to answer with an appropriate “From” (smtp.gmail.com reveals your true identity in the envelope sender address, when you try to ‘spoof’ it). The answer is then copied to the ‘Message Sent’ folder, imap way.

Thanks for your fast answer.

]]> By: Nick http://quietmint.com/2008/label-all-forwarded-messages-in-gmail/comment-page-1/#comment-40 Nick Fri, 28 Mar 2008 16:14:00 +0000 /2008/03/label-all-forwarded-messages-in-gmail/#comment-40 Since you can only access the first Delivered-To: header, you must put all the required information into this first header.<BR/><BR/>If I understand correctly, you have an address like you.owncode@somewhere.com that forwards to you@gmail.com, but there are also other addresses like you.blah@somewhere.com that forward to you@gmail.com (and you may get mail directly at you@gmail.com as well). In this case, just change the filter that redirects ".owncode" to the Google address to include a +owncode plus address. Make you.owncode@somewhere.com forward to you+owncode@gmail.com -- the mail will still arrive in the correct Gmail account, but now the first Delivered-To: header will contain "+owncode", allow you to appropriately filter the message. Since you can only access the first Delivered-To: header, you must put all the required information into this first header.

If I understand correctly, you have an address like you.owncode@somewhere.com that forwards to you@gmail.com, but there are also other addresses like you.blah@somewhere.com that forward to you@gmail.com (and you may get mail directly at you@gmail.com as well). In this case, just change the filter that redirects “.owncode” to the Google address to include a +owncode plus address. Make you.owncode@somewhere.com forward to you+owncode@gmail.com — the mail will still arrive in the correct Gmail account, but now the first Delivered-To: header will contain “+owncode”, allow you to appropriately filter the message.

]]> By: Phil http://quietmint.com/2008/label-all-forwarded-messages-in-gmail/comment-page-1/#comment-39 Phil Fri, 28 Mar 2008 14:08:00 +0000 /2008/03/label-all-forwarded-messages-in-gmail/#comment-39 Thanks for this tip ! Actually you can type a part of an email address if you place it between quotes. (")<BR/><BR/>I have a problem though. Maybe you'll be able to help.<BR/><BR/>I don't add the + of google but a ".owncode" suffix on an email address that I want to redirect. I then set a filter in the catch all account, forwarding to the appropriate address.<BR/><BR/>The problem is that the new Delivered-To header contains that new appropriate address. The mail still contains the original Delivered-To, but in second position.<BR/><BR/>Do you know how I can access this second Delivered-To header, the original one ?<BR/><BR/>Thanks again for sharing. This tip is a life saver. :) Thanks for this tip ! Actually you can type a part of an email address if you place it between quotes. (“)

I have a problem though. Maybe you’ll be able to help.

I don’t add the + of google but a “.owncode” suffix on an email address that I want to redirect. I then set a filter in the catch all account, forwarding to the appropriate address.

The problem is that the new Delivered-To header contains that new appropriate address. The mail still contains the original Delivered-To, but in second position.

Do you know how I can access this second Delivered-To header, the original one ?

Thanks again for sharing. This tip is a life saver. :)

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