Gijs Hillenius <[email protected]> writes: > I have this email that has four large files attached to it. Using Gnus, > I deleted all of them - showing me this: > > [4. Deleted attachment (466580 bytes) --- text/plain]... > > [5. Deleted attachment (11297946 bytes) --- text/plain]... > > [6. Deleted attachment (9428994 bytes) --- text/plain]... > > [7. Deleted attachment (443779 bytes) --- text/plain]... > > Oddly enough, on the IMAP server, the files are still there, in the > email message. When I look at the specific message, I see, for > example, this: > > --=-=-= > Content-Type: text/plain > Content-Disposition: attachment > Content-Description: Deleted attachment (466580 bytes) > > ,---- > | The following attachment has been deleted: > | > | Type: application/pdf > | Filename: 00 - Foom bla-bla.pdf > | Size (encoded): 466580 bytes > | Description: 00 - Foom bla-bla.pdf > `---- > > --=-=-= > Content-Type: application/pdf; > > > But it has not actually been deleted. > > What did I miss?
Just a guess, but I would expect that you would have to resend the edited message (with the parts deleted) to see the changes on the server? Or you could try with a local version (say, a draft) and inspect that the changes happened locally upon saving the modified draft. HTH! Maxim _______________________________________________ info-gnus-english mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnus-english
