fre, 30 10 2009 kl. 13:03 +0100, skrev Kåre Fiedler Christiansen: > > I need some help to understand why some of my mails hit my trash without > > my knowledge. No filters telling mails to go to trash, and they aren't > > marked as junk and I haven't deleted any of those mails.
> This is almost certainly mail that has been moved to another folder. > There is no move operation in IMAP, so moving mail is done by "Copy, > then delete". In IMAP, deleted mail is available in Trash, until you > use the function "Expunge". > Trash is really a "pseudo-folder", it simply lists all mail that is > marked as deleted from any mailbox. > > So although it seems a little confusing, if you move a mail from, say, > your INBOX to a folder called "Misc", you will have two copies of you > mail, one in INBOX, which is marked as deleted, and a new copy in > "Misc". > The deleted mail in INBOX is listed in Trash. > > This also happens if you have filters moving the mail around. Hi Kåre and Patrick Thanks a lot for your good and fast explanation. You are both correct that I have moved and filtered mails from Inbox to other folders. This get's a bit confusing because you don't know which mails you actually have deleted and other you only have moved. As I now the reason for this behavior it's easier to work with. Wish you a nice weeekend. -- Venlig hilsen / Best regards Allan Dreyer Andersen _______________________________________________ Evolution-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
