Using july 14 commercial build When you filter to another (IMAP) acct which is unauthenticated and cancel the loging, the message is not left in the originating inbox and it doesn't appear in the destination inbox/folder upon next login. David B. mentioned this was a 4.x problem with moving messages, but that was ultimately fixed in 4.x. I did not see a problem in 6.0 with non-filter oriented move messages, but will verify with and without filtering when a fix for this is applied . Steps to reproduce: 1. Launch account having two IMAP accounts, neither of the accounts' password is remembered. Login to the first account. Do not login to the second account. 2. Edit|Message Filters. Select the first IMAP acount in the filter ui dropdown and set up a simple message filter which will use the action of MoveToFolder and select a folder on the second IMAP account as the destination of the move. Confirm OK out of filters ui. 3. Send a message to the first account which will meet the filter criteria. 4. Filter fires and causes a login prompt for the second account. Cancel the login password dialog. 5. Check the first account's inbox for the filtered message. It is not there. 6. Select the second account's inbox and login with proper password. Check the destination folder (if other than INBOX) and notice the filtered message is not there either. Result: Message is lost if login to second/filter destination account is cancelled. Expected: Message should remain in the first account inbox if it cannot be successfully moved to the destination account. Note: When verifying, check move message to unauthenticated account with and without filtering as well as failed login situations other than Cancel. Also check POP to IMAP variation.

accepting for now. This is really Jeff's area, and it's pretty hairy code.

adding nsbeta3 keyword

this is almost as bad as a crash - data loss. I wonder if we have a keywrod for that.

changing summary to indicate generality of problem to move in general.

fixed

OK using sept11 commercial build on linx rh6.0, NT 4.0 and mac OS 9.0