Re: [Evolution] corrupted folder, email headers don't match contents
- From: Milan Crha <mcrha redhat com>
- To: evolution-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: [Evolution] corrupted folder, email headers don't match contents
- Date: Wed, 22 Oct 2014 16:00:55 +0200
On Wed, 2014-10-22 at 06:16 -0700, evo user wrote:
I have evolution (3.10.4) configured as IMAP. One of my folders
seems corrupted. All of the emails in that one folder appear
'offset', that is the header information doesn't match the content
of any particular email. For example, the email appears to be from
sender 'xyz', but the contents is the contents of a different email
from sender 'abc' (in the same folder). Only one folder seems
corrupted. Very troubling. FYI, when I log in to the server via
webmail, everything looks OK. I tried re-running 'download emails
for offline use', and that didn't change anything.
Hi,
it seems your local folder summary got corrupted for some reason (I do
not recall when I saw anything similar the last time). You can let
evolution re-download the whole summary, it's just a copy of the
server data, when you delete it from the disk. The file with the
summary is stored at:
~/.cache/evolution/mail/<imapx-account-uid>/folders.db
It's an SQLite database, and you can eventually delete only the table
of the name of the affected folder, but if you never played with SQL
as such then a remove of the folders.db file is the easiest way. Of
course, the next start evolution will download summary information for
all your folders, thus if you have many messages, then it'll take its
time.
Bye,
Milan
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