(In reply to ncnmra from comment #47)
> A workaround I found is:
> 1) disable "Show In IMAP" under Settings>Labels in the Gmail web interface
> for the Gmail Trash folder
> 2) unsubscribe from the Gmail Trash folder in TB
Logic on trash in DiscoveryDone() was one like following;
<= At this stage, trash in XLIST is perhaps already set as
SpecialUse=Trash
(perhaps only when IMAP delete model = "Move to trash" model)
Search SpecialUse=Trash folders.
If(number of SpecialUse=Trash folder>1) // Keep single SpecialUse=Trash folder
For each SpecialUse=Trash folder
If(Gmail){ if trash in XLIST, setflag(Trash); else clearflag(Trash); }
Else{if folder of trash_folder_name, setflag(Trash); else
clearflag(Trash);}
By your workaround, number of SpecialUse=Trash folder is changed to 1.
I think it's reason why your workaround works.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/885525
Title:
Deleting a Gmail Message Always Sends Item to [Gmail]/Trash
Status in Mozilla Thunderbird Mail and News:
Confirmed
Status in “thunderbird” package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
Thunderbird 7.0.1, Ubuntu 11.10
Gmail accounts do not obey the setting in Account Settings -->
[Account] --> Server Settings --> When I delete a message
I changed this to move the message to Gmail's "All Mail" folder,
attempting to imitate the Gmail web interface's "Archive" option.
However, regardless of setting, the item always moved to Trash. This
persisted after restart of the client. The settings save, but have no
effect.
Caveat: This was tested on two Google Apps for Domains accounts,
though I suspect this behavior will happen with gmail.com accounts as
well.
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