Just a question, did you try to stop kmail, remove the index files, and start kmail again ?
I don't know if that will result in more loss, so be carefull (backup first?). I had a similar experience after kmail had crashed, sometimes. I would then delete the files .trash.index .trash.index.ids .trash.index.sorted (for instance, every folder has its own index files) and then restart kmail (took sometimes a long time depending on how many messages needed to be indexed). After that, all the messages where back to normal again. I use maildir support in Kmail (which I think is the default) and another way to check if the messages are still there is to look in the folder (for instance trash) and then into the 'cur' directory and check if there are files like 1194581272.6947.QLKNP 1194581272.6947.RmAPg 1194581274.6947.Hp1J9 1194581274.6947.IcNzr 1194581274.6947.jHCOz 1194581275.6947.a7ZSB If they are zero-length, the messages are gone for sure. If not, reindexing may help. Regarding the reported problem with IMAP, I don't think reindexing will help. -- [Data Loss] KMail mysteriously changes messages to "No Subject", "Unknown" sender https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/50039 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Kubuntu Team, which is a bug contact for kdepim in ubuntu. -- kubuntu-bugs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/kubuntu-bugs
