On Sun, 2008-12-28 at 14:06 +1100, Jesus Jr M Salvo wrote: > That's exactly what I have done. I pointed the directory to the > ~/crypt/SharedMail ( which is the decrypted version of ~/.crypt-raw > using EncFS ), which is essentially a "backup" from a USB pen drive. > However, Evo does not "see" any of the emails that are in that > maildir. I presume yours did ?
It saw the directory structure immediately but not the emails. I had to go through and click each folder in Evolution. Once I clicked on the folder, some sort of re-indexing process started and a few seconds to a few minutes later that folder's email would become visible. This is similar to the process you have to go through to delete stuff in Evolution (at least with maildir); you have to click each folder and select "Expunge". It would be so much easier if Evolution had functions like "Expunge all folders" and "Re-index all folders". Especially for us organized folks who have many folders and sub folders. Perhaps someday we'll find a way for computers to automate repetitive manual tasks. :-/ > One question though: Did you "restore" the maildir from backup first > before creating the Evo maildir account ... or did you create the Evo > maildir account, and then restore the maildir from backup ? I think the order was something like this: 1. Install Fedora 10 2. Start Evolution and set up my POP3 account 3. Restore the maildir folders from my backup drive 4. Create the maildir account in Evolution 5. Click through maildir folders in Evo one at a time to reindex. -Steve _______________________________________________ Evolution-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
