Re: [Evolution] Evolution 3.10.2 Can't empty (expunge) trash

[Linux <linux interworld net au>]

On Tue, 2014-01-28 at 16:42 +0000, Patrick O'Callaghan wrote:
> On Tue, 2014-01-28 at 13:53 +1000, Linux wrote:
> > I moved (new Install) from OpenSuse 12.2 Gnome with Evolution 3.6.4 to
> > OpenSuse 13.1 Gnome and Xfxe with Evolutions 3.10.2. 
> >
> > Can't delete (expunge) files from the Trash folder stored on the IMAP
> > Server. Evolution 3.6.4 works OK.
> >
> > The IMAP Server mail dir structure is:
> > /INBOX
> > /INBOX.Drafts
> > /INBOX.Send
> > /INBOX.Junk
> > /INBOX.Trash
>
> Evo's Trash folder is virtual, i.e. there is no corresponding physical
> folder. The folder you see on the server must be one you created
> yourself, perhaps by using Thunderbird on the same account. Evo will
> treat it just like any other folder. "Expunge" deletes messages that are
> marked for deletion, independently of which folder they're in. If your
> server Trash folder contains messages but these are not marked for
> deletion with the correct IMAP flag, Evo won't do anything to them.
>
> Note that this is how IMAP deletion is *supposed* to work, but most
> other IMAP clients do it differently (i.e. get it wrong).
Evo 3.6.4 causes the IMAT server to move deleted files to the physical
Trash folder located on the IMAP server. i.e
"/var/vmail.../Maildir/.INBOX.Trash/cur".

I guess the cause is that Evo has dropped IMAP support and now only has
IMAP+ support, but still allows the Trash folder to be configured as a
"Real Folder located on the IMAP server. 

> > Can't increase message text size with Ctrl + '+' shortcut. 
> > The Ctrl + '-' shortcut works fine. This is the same with Evo 3.6.4
> > and 3.10.2.
> > There was no problem with Evo versions prior to 3.6.4.
>
> I'm seeing the same thing. It's not something I ever used before so I
> hadn't noticed it.
>
> poc
>
> poc


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