Erik Mueller-Harder
2018-12-08 05:50:52 UTC
Greetings!
Iâm attempting to use submailboxes based on my own user names. For
example, the e-mail address for my account at Amazon is
`***@pub.example.tld` and for SpaceWeather is
`***@pub.example.tld`. If I have messages for both in one
folder, Iâd like to see:
```
Folder
- amazon
- spaceweather
```
If I set up the submailboxes with unique values of **To » Identity >
User > No Specifier**, this works fine.
But now if I write *to* Amazon from the same address, of course, Iâm
also getting a submailbox for the username at Amazon that I write to
(say, `***@amazon.com` adds an `xyzzy` submailbox).
Am I misunderstanding how âIdentitiesâ work? Iâm using a wildcard
in the Address Patterns for the account that looks like
`.*@pub\.example\.tld` in order to let MailMate know what addresses are
mine. I would think that would pick up my own `***@pub.example.tld`
but not `***@amazon.com` at all.
And actually, to test, I dropped a completely unrelated e-mail message
into the box â and I get a new submailbox for the recipient of that
message, too, so it looks to me like the âIdentityâ shorthand
isnât working properly, rather than that my regex is off. Of course,
itâs regex â so I may well be wrong!
Am I doing something wrong? Or is there a bug here?
Thanks,
â Erik
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· [Erik Mueller-Harder](http://erikmh.org/)
 *Media-terrestrial* Mapmaker
 [Vermont Softworks](http://vermontsoftworks.com/)
Iâm attempting to use submailboxes based on my own user names. For
example, the e-mail address for my account at Amazon is
`***@pub.example.tld` and for SpaceWeather is
`***@pub.example.tld`. If I have messages for both in one
folder, Iâd like to see:
```
Folder
- amazon
- spaceweather
```
If I set up the submailboxes with unique values of **To » Identity >
User > No Specifier**, this works fine.
But now if I write *to* Amazon from the same address, of course, Iâm
also getting a submailbox for the username at Amazon that I write to
(say, `***@amazon.com` adds an `xyzzy` submailbox).
Am I misunderstanding how âIdentitiesâ work? Iâm using a wildcard
in the Address Patterns for the account that looks like
`.*@pub\.example\.tld` in order to let MailMate know what addresses are
mine. I would think that would pick up my own `***@pub.example.tld`
but not `***@amazon.com` at all.
And actually, to test, I dropped a completely unrelated e-mail message
into the box â and I get a new submailbox for the recipient of that
message, too, so it looks to me like the âIdentityâ shorthand
isnât working properly, rather than that my regex is off. Of course,
itâs regex â so I may well be wrong!
Am I doing something wrong? Or is there a bug here?
Thanks,
â Erik
------
· [Erik Mueller-Harder](http://erikmh.org/)
 *Media-terrestrial* Mapmaker
 [Vermont Softworks](http://vermontsoftworks.com/)