Hi Milan,
you issue that action, by marking a message as to-be-deleted.
No actually I don't. This happens to mails that were not marked for deletion by me. It happens while I read my inbox and maybe delete some mails and then OTHER mails just disappear for some reason (accompanied with the log messages I provided earlier).
From your log, there should follow an EXPUNGE (or something like that)
Unfortunately I see that I filtered for "EXPUNGED", not "EXPUNGE", I will see if I get something like this in the logs, when it happens. Still the question arises what triggers the deletion of my mail, that I intended to keep.
I guess your server is a Microsoft Exchange. I'd try to turn off the
real Trash folder Yes it is, unfortunately as an employee of a university and I'm not part of the IT service I don't have access to the server. Turning off the real Trash is not what I intend to do on the long run. I like my real trash. :) Maybe I'll have to mention, that I'm cooming from Thunderbird and use this configuration with the real trash folder there (out of the box) and it's working pretty fine when it comes to not losing my email unexpectedly. Thank you for your help! Paul Am 29.10.20 um 08:55 schrieb Milan Crha via evolution-list:
On Wed, 2020-10-28 at 13:59 +0100, Paul Kernstock wrote:Is there a way to find out what is issuing this copy action (Currently I'm filtering the debug output of Evolution with grep -E - -line-buffered 'EXPUNGED|COPY|MOVE|DELETED')?Hi, you issue that action, by marking a message as to-be-deleted. After that there's scheduled a write of the folder changes (this can be turned off, or the timeout change, when editing corresponding .source file in ~/.config/evolution/sources/ by changing the key StoreChangesInterval=3 to some other value; use -1 to turn it off, 0 to write immediately) which does the necessary things. From your log, there should follow an EXPUNGE (or something like that) in the source folder, to get rid of the 10523. Check your log for the operations on that UID. It can be that the server failed to do the expunge and the next refresh of the folder updated the message flags and mark the message as not being deleted (why, might be a question for the server). I guess your server is a Microsoft Exchange. I'd try to turn off the real Trash folder, then restart Evolution and then try to delete one message. Maybe the Exchange server moves the messages marked for deletion to the Deleted Items on its own. Bye, Milan _______________________________________________ evolution-list mailing list evolution-list gnome org To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
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