[Bug 295484] filtering removes email's content

[András Manţia]

https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=295484

András Manţia <amantia at kde.org> changed:

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--- Comment #10 from András Manţia <amantia at kde.org> ---
I tried to reproduce the bug with today's master, but with no luck. The filter
code in master should be the same as in 4.8.1 and also the akonadi server
should be relatively the same as 1.7.1 (with some nepomuk related changes). 
What I tried:
- create rules for spamassasin and bogofilter with the anti-spam wizard. I
changed them to move the spam to a specific folder instead of Local Mail/trash.
- check that rules apply both to imap (disconnected) and POP3 accounts (local
mail folder)
- send spam to these addresses: spam was caught, marked and move to the spam
folder. The mails were not destroyed, only some headers added.
- send not-spam (including html mail and mails with attachment) to the
accounts. I checked that extra headers were added by the spam filter, but
still, the mail structure was not destroyed, I could read it and access the
attachment.

The only problem I noticed was the spam mails multiplying in the spam folder
after they were moved there, but that is another bug.

So what did I do wrong? How can I really reproduce the bug?
For the reporters, try to enable the folter log and post what filters are
running on the mails that get destroyed. You could also start akonadi from a
console after enabling the debug info for the filter agent and akonadi with
kdebugdialog (enable for libakonadi, akonadi_mailfilter_agent and restart with
"akonadictl restart").
The akonadiconsole's debugger for the mailfilter agent could also help to see
what is going on, just don't forget to disable the debugger when not needed, as
it slows down the operations.

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