Hi!
Can something be done about it?
Too many letters? There are about 40,234 letters in total.
There are about 3,237 in the inbox.
Over 30,000 unread…
Hey @Mikhail,
That is a fair few emails to check, Have you tried setting a custom email rule under options? The default option would be to check for any unseen emails and if you are not marking them as read on each run I suspect it will be trying to process 30,000 emails on each run.
Hey @Jon ! Thank you so much for your reply!
In here:
Insert the appropriate code from this page ( as in the example)? Did I get that right?
Hey @Mikhail,
Unseen is the default value but you are in the right place, You would need to find an option that works for your mailbox. Maybe a filter on the date so something like [ 'UNSEEN', ['SINCE', 'Octover 31, 2022'] ]
I’ll give it a try and report back!
Hey @Jon !
Unfortunately, I got this:
I also tried this:
[ [‘HEADER’, ‘SUBJECT’, ‘my header’] ]
It was the same error.
This one works, with a " instead of a ’ :
[“UNSEEN”,[“SINCE”,“Octover 20,2022”],[“HEADER”, “SUBJECT”, “my header”]]
Now it goes “Executing node…” and nothing happens.
I even made all e-mails “read” and left 1 unread - the one for which the algorithm should work.
All the same - no result - just Executing node…
Hey @Mikhail,
Does it eventually timeout? What happens if you try a folder with less in it does that work?
I didn’t wait for it to give me a result.
Now I’m going to try and leave it and see what happens…
It’s been running for 2 hours 20 min…
On other folders - it gives an error. I tried different ones:
Maybe hierarchy is also important.
If so, how to write it correctly?
Inbox/Support or /Support
Hey @Mikhail,
Looking at the API docs it expects the path so it would depend on what the Mail Server calls it. That looks like it could be Inbox/Support unless the server gives it a different name.
What mail server are you using?
Hey @Jon
