Eric Abrahamsen <[email protected]> writes: > Eric Abrahamsen <[email protected]> writes: > >> Oswald Buddenhagen <[email protected]> writes: >> >>> On Thu, Feb 12, 2015 at 02:20:35PM +0800, Eric Abrahamsen wrote: >>>> I'm trying to use my newfound powers to figure out something that's >>>> bothered me for a long time. In one of my accounts, new messages >>>> delivered to the INBOX will, for a day or two after delivery, keep >>>> showing up as new every time I sync the server. I discovered that the >>>> message is actually being given a new UID somewhere along the line >>>> (which is gmail <-> mbsync <-> dovecot <-> Gnus), so it keeps showing up >>>> as a new message. After a day or two, it stops happening. >>>> >>>> I have three accounts backed by gmail. This happens consistently on one >>>> account, occasionally on another, and never on the third. >>>> >>> check whether they have the same imap settings. google lets you >>> configure quite a bit. >>> >>>> I hope this is enough to at least know where to look next... >>>> >>> there seems to be a genuine deletion propagation. maybe the mua wants to >>> modify the message in a way that is forbidden by imap, so it creates a >>> new one instead. >> >> Thanks for these tips. It's too soon to be completely sure, but I seem >> to have mostly fixed the problem by going into Gmail's settings and >> unchecking "show in IMAP" for the "All Mail" folder. Previously I'd been >> filtering it out using the Patterns directive in .mbsyncrc. It's >> possible I'm fooling myself, but it seems to be working correctly now. > > I lied! I have one last question. I've discovered an additional problem > in my MUA, and its interaction with Dovecot. That's fixed, or at least > on the way to being fixed. In the meantime, *many* of my sync-state > files have, over time, come to show master-slave relationships like the > one below (or the other way around, with the zero UID on the master > side).
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