Am Donnerstag, den 29.07.2010, 13:27 -0500 schrieb Johnson, Daniel:
> Last evening my son the Linux geek performed his triennial upgrade of the
> system at my office ("why upgrade if it's working?") and Evo was upgraded
> from some pre-SQLlite version to 2.30.1.1
>
> Only 2 issues seem to have emerged, one of which is this:
> I have Inbox subfolders, one of which is for emails from within the
> healthcare system for which I work.
>
> The old version of Evo had been running when the upgrade was begun, and was
> terminated by a remote reboot.
> After upgrade,
> - I launched Evo; there was a flurry of folders-activity messages, and then
> I was looking at the usual UI, with one clear difference: the number of
> unread messages in each folder did not display.
> - I read 2 messages in my Inbox/Mayo-System subfolder, and was pleased to
> notice that the current Evo version translates winmail.dat attachments to the
> enclosed file. Yay!
> - I then marked one message in this folder for deletion.
> It then occurred to me that Evo might need to do some further cleanup, so I
> Quit Evo and relaunched.
> - Now the number of unread messages displayed (but not the same # as
> displayed by the prior version) BUT, with each message in my "work" Inbox
> subfolder, I see this error message (the message # differs, of course)
> - Unable to retrieve message
> Cannot get message: 9489 from folder
> /home/danlj/.evolution/mail/local/Inbox.sbd/Mayo-System The folder appears to
> be irrecoverably corrupted.
>
> How ironic that the ONLY important subfolder in my mail is the one corrupted.
>
> It's sort of important to be able to recover the contents of this folder.
>
> Any hints on how to proceed?
>
Do you have a backup of your previous .evolution folder? If so, try to
unpack the folder somewhere and reimport the mails using the import menu
item under File->Import.
Also take a look at the FAQ at http://live.gnome.org/Evolution/FAQ.
--
thomas
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