Enum MailRuleActionFailureReason

Namespace

MailFathom.Application.Rules.Actions

Assembly

MailFathom.Application.dll

Why one planned action produced no request against the mailbox.

public enum MailRuleActionFailureReason

Fields

AccountNoLongerConfigured = 1

The account the email belongs to is no longer one the configuration declares.

A reload can withdraw an account while a pass over its mail is running. What the account decided about its own deletions is then unknown, and a change asked for on behalf of a mailbox the deployment has stopped declaring is one nobody is currently asking for.

ActionNoLongerPermitted = 2

The account no longer permits a rule to make this change to its mailbox.

The rule set was refused if it declared an action the account did not permit, but the two sections reload independently: narrowing what an account permits leaves a rule set nobody edited in force, and an operator who has just withdrawn permission to delete is not asking for one more deletion first.

DestinationFolderAmbiguous = 5

Several advertised folders carry the role the destination's mapping names.

Which of them was meant is the operator's to state, by mapping the role to one folder or by naming the folder's path outright. Picking the first of several would let a reordered server response change where mail is filed.

DestinationFolderNotAdvertised = 4

The account's server advertises no folder the destination's mapping names.

The mapping is there and the folder is not: somebody deleted or renamed it, the configured path was never right, or a folder the mapping asked to have created could not be created. Nothing falls back to the configured path and nothing searches for a folder whose name looks close, because either would file somebody's mail somewhere they did not name.

DestinationFolderUnmapped = 3

No mapping of the account answers to the name the rule filed into.

The rule set is refused when it is read if it names a folder the account does not map, so this is the reload case: a mapping was withdrawn while a pass over that account's mail was running. Mapping the folder is what makes it reachable again, and mirroring it is not part of that.

DestinationFolderUnresolved = 0

The destination names a folder this account mirrors and nothing has bound yet.

The alias was declared as a mapped folder when the rule set was read, and no run of the folder has recorded a binding for it since. The next run of that folder is what supplies one. Filing into the nearest folder whose name looks right is precisely what this refuses.

Remarks

Every member describes something that was true when the rule set was read and has stopped being true since. The action fails visibly rather than choosing an alternative, because every alternative would be MailFathom deciding where somebody's mail goes.