-----Original Message-----
From: guenther <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [email protected]
Date: Sat, 12 Nov 2005 19:50:01 +0100
Subject: Re: [Evolution] duplicate inbox
>
> > > > When I installed Evolution and set up my preferences, the
> software
> > > > displays 2 duplicate inboxes. If I delete one of them, all my
> e-mails
> > > > are deleted in the second inbox.( good thing I saves a copy
> locally )
> > >
> > > Where in the mail tree are those Inboxes *exactly*?
> >
> > the folders are under:
> > mail.work.com <-THIS IS THE IMAP MAIL NAME I USED ->
> > Inbox
> > Inbox
>
> Do those two "Inbox" named folders have *different* icons next to it?
The 2 inboxes have IDENTICAL icons. They also have identical e-mails, the
same number of read and unread e-mails. When I read an e-mail, they both
are updated to show 1 less unread e-mail.
>
> I suspect yes. Which means, the one with the special Icon is the Inbox
> as advertised by your IMAP server, being displayed here (right next to
> your account node) by Evolution. The other one with a plain icon
> probably is your physical Inbox folder, which in this case happens to
> live in your IMAP namespace.
>
> FWIW, the Inbox often is in a separate place, like
> /var/spool/mail/$USER, whereas all other mail folders are inside the
> users $HOME.
>
> > Deleted Items
> > Drafts
> > Junk E-mail
> > Outbox
> > Public Folders
> > Sent
> > Trash
> >
> > I do not use the folders under On This Computer which also has an
> inbox
> > ( empty ).
>
> ...guenther
>
>
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