Re: [Evolution] Logic behind a line through deleted messages and copying them to Trash?



Hi Pete, 

The 'Trash' folder isn't real, it's a virtual folder and as such things
don't really get moved there.  With IMAP you don't delete messages
straight away - you mark them as deleted, then when you 'expunge' the
folder (ctrl-E for those who like the keyboard) they are deleted.  It's
all to do with efficiency on the server side.


Not a 'practical' use, more an inbuilt part of IMAP.  Other programs
that move messages to a 'real' trash are actually doing 'copy',
'delete', 'expunge' in one go.

That makes sense Pete.  I did not realize that under IMAP there was both
a marking to delete AND an expunging before messages were actually
deleted.  

Thanks. 

Carlos 





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