KMail assumes it will be the only email program on the system. It creates a .mailboxname.index file for each one in ~/Mail to speed up sorts,etc. When another program modifies the mbox files, such as when I was using mutt over ssh on a regular basis, the indexes of course don't match up but KMail can't tell the difference. So, KMail users, looks like another job for cron. I'm off to write a shell script that compares modification dates and deletes the index if the mbox is newer.
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