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• Re: [37226] Imap Sent Mails

  Hi Michael,
  

  thank you. That is a pretty good summary of the technical options to solve the "sent mail / IMAP" problem. I consider the "Odoo Module" option 3) the best because. Basically that is also what Sergio proposed in his old 8.0 PR just some minutes ago. However, all in all this is just one of the problems using Odoo for E-Mail. 

  Best and have a nice weekend

  Frederik
  

  Am 07.02.25 um 10:37 schrieb Michel Stroom:
  

  Hi Frederik,

  
  

  Indeed, Odoo’s mail sending mechanism does not support IMAP's "Append" command, which is typically used to store outgoing messages in an IMAP folder.

  Odoo does not store sent emails in an IMAP folder by default because it acts as an SMTP sender, not a full-fledged email client. 

  
  

  Odoo's Sent Emails Exist Only in the technical Mail Queue (Backend):

  • Odoo logs sent emails in its internal database (mail.mail model).
  • These emails can be viewed within Odoo under Messaging > Emails or inside records like Sales Orders, Invoices, and Support Tickets.
  • However, these emails are not stored in an external IMAP mail folder.

  No Configurable IMAP Folder for Sent Emails:

  • Traditional email clients (e.g., Thunderbird, Outlook) allow users to specify an IMAP folder where sent emails should be saved.
  • Odoo does not provide an option to configure an external IMAP folder for storing sent messages.

  
  

  WORKAROUNDs

  Since Odoo does not natively store sent mail in IMAP, we can consider these alternatives:

  1. Use an SMTP Server That Automatically Copies Sent Mail to IMAP ("Sent" Folder)

     • Some SMTP providers (e.g., Gmail, Office 365) automatically store a copy of outgoing emails in the "Sent" folder when sending via SMTP.
     • If using Postfix, you can configure it to BCC outgoing emails to an IMAP mailbox.

     Postfix Example (Adding BCC for Sent Emails):
     sudo nano /etc/postfix/main.cf
     Add:  sender_bcc_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/bcc_map

     Create the BCC mapping file: 
     sudo nano /etc/postfix/bcc_map
     Add: @yourdomain.com archive@yourdomain.com

     Apply changes:
     sudo postmap /etc/postfix/bcc_map
     sudo systemctl restart postfix

  2. Use Odoo's "Aliases" Feature to Auto-Forward Sent Emails to an IMAP Folder

     • You can create an email alias in Odoo to automatically forward sent emails to a dedicated IMAP folder.
     • This workaround requires configuring mail forwarding on the SMTP server.

  3. Custom Odoo Module to Append Emails to IMAP "Sent" Folder

     • A custom Odoo module could be developed to use IMAP's APPEND command to store outgoing messages in a specified folder.

  
  

  Test the above workarounds and share the knowledge.
  

  Let me know if you, or somebody else, like to receive the workaround for Microsoft Exchange example.

  
  

  
  

  Best regards,

  
  

  
  

  Michel Stroom

  -- 

  Office Everywhere
  Business Partner Odoo

  t: +31 6 53360677
  e: mstroom@office-everywhere.com
  w: Office-Everywhere.com

  LinkedIn profile: https://linkedin.com/in/stroom

  
  

  
  

  On 6 Feb 2025, at 11:53, Frederik Kramer <notifications@odoo-community.org> wrote:

  
  

  Dear OCA,
  
  talking to a lead about Sales and Distribution, we again (as many times 
  in the past) again came across Odoos somewhat weired way to reinterpret 
  / resuse traditional E-Mail flows (what we all know, use, and are 
  familiar with by using Imap-Servers / Exchange and some form of E-Mail 
  clients (Outlook / Thunderbird). One of the weird things (among many) is 
  that Odoo (apart from the technical sent mail queue) doesn't make us of 
  the features (store sent mail in an IMAP Folder) as it sents Mail 
  through SMTP but not implements the traditional functionality of an 
  E-Mail client to allow storing such mail in an configurable Imap Folder. 
  By searching a solution for that i came across a 3rd party module
  
  https://apps.odoo.com/apps/modules/14.0/base_store_sent_emails
  
  I thought to myself that we are certainly not the only ones who have 
  this issue. So my question is. Is it really such an exotic feature that 
  nobody in the OCA ever even ideated on such a functionality or is it 
  worthless (i am simply to conservative to change my mind). Or even 
  better does some publicly available concept, module, code exist that i 
  am just not aware of ?
  
  Any thoughts, ideas on that
  
  Best and thanks for any reply upfront
  
  Frederik
  
  
  -- 
  Dr.-Ing. Frederik Kramer
  Geschäftsführer
  
  initOS GmbH
  Innungsstraße 7
  21244 Buchholz i.d.N.
  
  Tel:   +49 (0) 4181 13503 12
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  Fax:   +49 (0) 4181 13503 10
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  by Frederik Kramer - 10:46 - 7 Feb 2025

• Re: [37226] Imap Sent Mails

  Hi Frederik,

  
  

  Indeed, Odoo’s mail sending mechanism does not support IMAP's "Append" command, which is typically used to store outgoing messages in an IMAP folder.

  Odoo does not store sent emails in an IMAP folder by default because it acts as an SMTP sender, not a full-fledged email client. 

  
  

  Odoo's Sent Emails Exist Only in the technical Mail Queue (Backend):

  • Odoo logs sent emails in its internal database (mail.mail model).
  • These emails can be viewed within Odoo under Messaging > Emails or inside records like Sales Orders, Invoices, and Support Tickets.
  • However, these emails are not stored in an external IMAP mail folder.

  No Configurable IMAP Folder for Sent Emails:

  • Traditional email clients (e.g., Thunderbird, Outlook) allow users to specify an IMAP folder where sent emails should be saved.
  • Odoo does not provide an option to configure an external IMAP folder for storing sent messages.

  
  

  WORKAROUNDs

  Since Odoo does not natively store sent mail in IMAP, we can consider these alternatives:

  1. Use an SMTP Server That Automatically Copies Sent Mail to IMAP ("Sent" Folder)

     • Some SMTP providers (e.g., Gmail, Office 365) automatically store a copy of outgoing emails in the "Sent" folder when sending via SMTP.
     • If using Postfix, you can configure it to BCC outgoing emails to an IMAP mailbox.

     Postfix Example (Adding BCC for Sent Emails):
     sudo nano /etc/postfix/main.cf
     Add:  sender_bcc_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/bcc_map

     Create the BCC mapping file: 
     sudo nano /etc/postfix/bcc_map
     Add: @yourdomain.com archive@yourdomain.com

     Apply changes:
     sudo postmap /etc/postfix/bcc_map
     sudo systemctl restart postfix

  2. Use Odoo's "Aliases" Feature to Auto-Forward Sent Emails to an IMAP Folder

     • You can create an email alias in Odoo to automatically forward sent emails to a dedicated IMAP folder.
     • This workaround requires configuring mail forwarding on the SMTP server.

  3. Custom Odoo Module to Append Emails to IMAP "Sent" Folder

     • A custom Odoo module could be developed to use IMAP's APPEND command to store outgoing messages in a specified folder.

  
  

  Test the above workarounds and share the knowledge.
  

  Let me know if you, or somebody else, like to receive the workaround for Microsoft Exchange example.

  
  

  
  

  Best regards,

  
  

  
  

  Michel Stroom

  -- 

  Office Everywhere
  Business Partner Odoo

  t: +31 6 53360677
  e: mstroom@office-everywhere.com
  w: Office-Everywhere.com

  LinkedIn profile: https://linkedin.com/in/stroom

  
  

  
  

  On 6 Feb 2025, at 11:53, Frederik Kramer <notifications@odoo-community.org> wrote:

  
  

  Dear OCA,
  
  talking to a lead about Sales and Distribution, we again (as many times 
  in the past) again came across Odoos somewhat weired way to reinterpret 
  / resuse traditional E-Mail flows (what we all know, use, and are 
  familiar with by using Imap-Servers / Exchange and some form of E-Mail 
  clients (Outlook / Thunderbird). One of the weird things (among many) is 
  that Odoo (apart from the technical sent mail queue) doesn't make us of 
  the features (store sent mail in an IMAP Folder) as it sents Mail 
  through SMTP but not implements the traditional functionality of an 
  E-Mail client to allow storing such mail in an configurable Imap Folder. 
  By searching a solution for that i came across a 3rd party module
  
  https://apps.odoo.com/apps/modules/14.0/base_store_sent_emails
  
  I thought to myself that we are certainly not the only ones who have 
  this issue. So my question is. Is it really such an exotic feature that 
  nobody in the OCA ever even ideated on such a functionality or is it 
  worthless (i am simply to conservative to change my mind). Or even 
  better does some publicly available concept, module, code exist that i 
  am just not aware of ?
  
  Any thoughts, ideas on that
  
  Best and thanks for any reply upfront
  
  Frederik
  
  
  -- 
  Dr.-Ing. Frederik Kramer
  Geschäftsführer
  
  initOS GmbH
  Innungsstraße 7
  21244 Buchholz i.d.N.
  
  Tel:   +49 (0) 4181 13503 12
  Fax:   +49 (0) 4181 13503 10
  Mobil: +49 (0) 179 3901819
  
  Email: frederik.kramer@initos.com
  Internet: www.initos.com
  
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  by Michel Stroom - 10:36 - 7 Feb 2025

• Re: [37226] Imap Sent Mails

  Hi Frederik,

  ok, I better understand now. Just recently I sent an email campaign and noticed that it triggered responses (direct and indirect) to all sorts of models. So that nothing was missed, I went to technical settings > Discuss > Messages where I grouped by model and author, and browsed. 

  During this process, I found a couple of missed important messages from a month ago. This seems to better relate to your point.

  It was a clumsy experience and could quite easily be served with a better view.
  

  Best wishes,

  Stuart.
  

  
  

  On 07/02/2025 10:03, Frederik Kramer wrote:
  

  Hi Stuart,
  

  well, i think the way that you are proposing (using a subdomain) is something that is quite common (and is or at least was part of the formal documentation of Odoo even). However, still the "experience" using Mail to me is a little ackward (as of today). What i kind of dislike, is that even if you are able to "link" every mail to the chatter of practically every object in Odoo you don't really have a streamline view anywhere that allows you to see what mail came in or was sent out by or to a certain contact. Apart from that, i like to use inline quote in my mail threads and that is also something that just doesn't work very well even if you take the appropopriate OCA module. Of course copying and piping thinks with low level infrastructure means inside Linux / the Mailstack is an option but that way it becomes a pretty fragile architecture after all.
  

  All in all i always wonder if i am the only Person in the Odoo Community that isn't especially thrilled by the way Odoo handles E-Mail or do people just don't talk too much about it ?

  Thanks a lot for your helpful comments, anyway

  Cheers Frederik
  

  Am 07.02.25 um 09:47 schrieb Stuart J Mackintosh:
  

  Dear Frederik,

  I find the easiest way to set up email for Odoo is to create a subdomain for Odoo emails using a catch-all or aliases, separate from the chat emails of the people using mail clients.

  However if you want to have messages stored in an IMAP store, and depending on your familiarity with Linux, you could use various tools to forward or duplicate copies at transmission time. Such messages could then be delivered to IMAP boxes through pipemail, procmail, exim etc - a mail client can subscribe to the box and access the messages.
  

  The recipe would vary depending on exactly what you wanted to achieve, and bear in mind that outbound and inbound have separate life-cycles.

  Best wishes,

  Stuart.
  

  
  

  
  

  On 06/02/2025 11:53, Frederik Kramer wrote:
  

  Dear OCA,
  
  talking to a lead about Sales and Distribution, we again (as many times 
  in the past) again came across Odoos somewhat weired way to reinterpret 
  / resuse traditional E-Mail flows (what we all know, use, and are 
  familiar with by using Imap-Servers / Exchange and some form of E-Mail 
  clients (Outlook / Thunderbird). One of the weird things (among many) is 
  that Odoo (apart from the technical sent mail queue) doesn't make us of 
  the features (store sent mail in an IMAP Folder) as it sents Mail 
  through SMTP but not implements the traditional functionality of an 
  E-Mail client to allow storing such mail in an configurable Imap Folder. 
  By searching a solution for that i came across a 3rd party module
  
  https://apps.odoo.com/apps/modules/14.0/base_store_sent_emails
  
  I thought to myself that we are certainly not the only ones who have 
  this issue. So my question is. Is it really such an exotic feature that 
  nobody in the OCA ever even ideated on such a functionality or is it 
  worthless (i am simply to conservative to change my mind). Or even 
  better does some publicly available concept, module, code exist that i 
  am just not aware of ?
  
  Any thoughts, ideas on that
  
  Best and thanks for any reply upfront
  
  Frederik
  
  
  -- 
  Dr.-Ing. Frederik Kramer
  Geschäftsführer
  
  initOS GmbH
  Innungsstraße 7
  21244 Buchholz i.d.N.
  
  Tel:   +49 (0) 4181 13503 12
  Fax:   +49 (0) 4181 13503 10
  Mobil: +49 (0) 179 3901819
  
  Email: frederik.kramer@initos.com
  Internet: www.initos.com
  
  Geschäftsführung:
  Dr.-Ing. Frederik Kramer & Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Torsten Francke
  
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  Tel:   +49 (0) 4181 13503 12
  Fax:   +49 (0) 4181 13503 10
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  by Stuart J Mackintosh - 10:16 - 7 Feb 2025

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• Re: [37226] Imap Sent Mails

  A very old PR :)

  https://github.com/OCA/OCB/pull/554

  Sergio Corato
  

  
  

  
  

  Il giorno ven 7 feb 2025 alle ore 09:47 Stuart J Mackintosh <notifications@odoo-community.org> ha scritto:
  

  Dear Frederik,

  I find the easiest way to set up email for Odoo is to create a subdomain for Odoo emails using a catch-all or aliases, separate from the chat emails of the people using mail clients.

  However if you want to have messages stored in an IMAP store, and depending on your familiarity with Linux, you could use various tools to forward or duplicate copies at transmission time. Such messages could then be delivered to IMAP boxes through pipemail, procmail, exim etc - a mail client can subscribe to the box and access the messages.
  

  The recipe would vary depending on exactly what you wanted to achieve, and bear in mind that outbound and inbound have separate life-cycles.

  Best wishes,

  Stuart.
  

  
  

  
  

  On 06/02/2025 11:53, Frederik Kramer wrote:
  

  Dear OCA,
  
  talking to a lead about Sales and Distribution, we again (as many times 
  in the past) again came across Odoos somewhat weired way to reinterpret 
  / resuse traditional E-Mail flows (what we all know, use, and are 
  familiar with by using Imap-Servers / Exchange and some form of E-Mail 
  clients (Outlook / Thunderbird). One of the weird things (among many) is 
  that Odoo (apart from the technical sent mail queue) doesn't make us of 
  the features (store sent mail in an IMAP Folder) as it sents Mail 
  through SMTP but not implements the traditional functionality of an 
  E-Mail client to allow storing such mail in an configurable Imap Folder. 
  By searching a solution for that i came across a 3rd party module
  
  https://apps.odoo.com/apps/modules/14.0/base_store_sent_emails
  
  I thought to myself that we are certainly not the only ones who have 
  this issue. So my question is. Is it really such an exotic feature that 
  nobody in the OCA ever even ideated on such a functionality or is it 
  worthless (i am simply to conservative to change my mind). Or even 
  better does some publicly available concept, module, code exist that i 
  am just not aware of ?
  
  Any thoughts, ideas on that
  
  Best and thanks for any reply upfront
  
  Frederik
  
  
  
  -- 
  Dr.-Ing. Frederik Kramer
  Geschäftsführer
  
  initOS GmbH
  Innungsstraße 7
  21244 Buchholz i.d.N.
  
  Tel:   +49 (0) 4181 13503 12
  Fax:   +49 (0) 4181 13503 10
  Mobil: +49 (0) 179 3901819
  
  Email: frederik.kramer@initos.com
  Internet: www.initos.com
  
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  by Sergio Corato - 10:06 - 7 Feb 2025

• Re: [37226] Imap Sent Mails

  Hi Stuart,
  

  well, i think the way that you are proposing (using a subdomain) is something that is quite common (and is or at least was part of the formal documentation of Odoo even). However, still the "experience" using Mail to me is a little ackward (as of today). What i kind of dislike, is that even if you are able to "link" every mail to the chatter of practically every object in Odoo you don't really have a streamline view anywhere that allows you to see what mail came in or was sent out by or to a certain contact. Apart from that, i like to use inline quote in my mail threads and that is also something that just doesn't work very well even if you take the appropopriate OCA module. Of course copying and piping thinks with low level infrastructure means inside Linux / the Mailstack is an option but that way it becomes a pretty fragile architecture after all.
  

  All in all i always wonder if i am the only Person in the Odoo Community that isn't especially thrilled by the way Odoo handles E-Mail or do people just don't talk too much about it ?

  Thanks a lot for your helpful comments, anyway

  Cheers Frederik
  

  Am 07.02.25 um 09:47 schrieb Stuart J Mackintosh:
  

  Dear Frederik,

  I find the easiest way to set up email for Odoo is to create a subdomain for Odoo emails using a catch-all or aliases, separate from the chat emails of the people using mail clients.

  However if you want to have messages stored in an IMAP store, and depending on your familiarity with Linux, you could use various tools to forward or duplicate copies at transmission time. Such messages could then be delivered to IMAP boxes through pipemail, procmail, exim etc - a mail client can subscribe to the box and access the messages.
  

  The recipe would vary depending on exactly what you wanted to achieve, and bear in mind that outbound and inbound have separate life-cycles.

  Best wishes,

  Stuart.
  

  
  

  
  

  On 06/02/2025 11:53, Frederik Kramer wrote:
  

  Dear OCA,
  
  talking to a lead about Sales and Distribution, we again (as many times 
  in the past) again came across Odoos somewhat weired way to reinterpret 
  / resuse traditional E-Mail flows (what we all know, use, and are 
  familiar with by using Imap-Servers / Exchange and some form of E-Mail 
  clients (Outlook / Thunderbird). One of the weird things (among many) is 
  that Odoo (apart from the technical sent mail queue) doesn't make us of 
  the features (store sent mail in an IMAP Folder) as it sents Mail 
  through SMTP but not implements the traditional functionality of an 
  E-Mail client to allow storing such mail in an configurable Imap Folder. 
  By searching a solution for that i came across a 3rd party module
  
  https://apps.odoo.com/apps/modules/14.0/base_store_sent_emails
  
  I thought to myself that we are certainly not the only ones who have 
  this issue. So my question is. Is it really such an exotic feature that 
  nobody in the OCA ever even ideated on such a functionality or is it 
  worthless (i am simply to conservative to change my mind). Or even 
  better does some publicly available concept, module, code exist that i 
  am just not aware of ?
  
  Any thoughts, ideas on that
  
  Best and thanks for any reply upfront
  
  Frederik
  
  
  -- 
  Dr.-Ing. Frederik Kramer
  Geschäftsführer
  
  initOS GmbH
  Innungsstraße 7
  21244 Buchholz i.d.N.
  
  Tel:   +49 (0) 4181 13503 12
  Fax:   +49 (0) 4181 13503 10
  Mobil: +49 (0) 179 3901819
  
  Email: frederik.kramer@initos.com
  Internet: www.initos.com
  
  Geschäftsführung:
  Dr.-Ing. Frederik Kramer & Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Torsten Francke
  
  Sitz der Gesellschaft: Buchholz i.d.N.
  Amtsgericht Tostedt, HRB 205226
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