On 4 Sep 2013, at 3:40, Ralph Alvy wrote:
I know that the Red Dot means a message was deleted by another application. In this case, the messages I see with a Red Dot in my MailMate smart MAILBOX were all deleted in the office under Postbox. That said, why don't I see them in my Trash folder under SOURCES?
My guess is that they are in the Trash folder too. Alternatively, the Trash folder in Postbox is a local offline mailbox.
They were certainly put there by Postbox when in the office today.
When Postbox moves a message then it actually copies it and marks the original for deletion (this is how IMAP works). The problem is that Postbox might not commit the deletion until later, e.g., when changing the currently selected mailbox (the exact behavior varies between email clients). The commit is known as EXPUNGE in IMAP language.
For the record, MailMate expunges immediately after marking a message as deleted. MailMate is also very careful not to expunge messages marked as deleted by other email clients. Most of the time though, it should be safe to delete messages with a red dot.
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