Delete Function never delete E-Mail(s) from the Inbox of IMAP-E-Mail-Server, they stay there in Inbox. In Jolla E-Mail App they disappear from the Inbox but dont show up in the Trashcan-Folder.
PRECONDITIONS:
Imap E-Mail-Account is required
STEPS TO REPRODUCE:
Receive E-Mail
Open Jolla E-Mail
Select E-Mail(s) in the Inbox-List or open one E-Mail in the reader and press on the Trashcan-Button
In Jolla E-Mail App they disappear from the Inbox but dont show up in the Trashcan-Folder
On the E-Mail-Server (imap.strato.de) the deleted E-Mails are still present in Inbox
EXPECTED RESULTS:
Deleted E-Mails are also deleted from Inbox on the E-Mail-Server
ACTUAL RESULTS:
Deleted E-Mails are not deleted from Inbox on the E-Mail-Server
MODIFICATIONS:
Patchmanager: yes
OpenRepos: yes
Chum: yes
Other: none specified
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Device Owner User: defaultuser
Home Encryption: not supported
the initial version of this bug report was created using Bugger 0.9.9+git3
Is there some kind of hardcoded expectation what the Trash folder is called?
As e.g. mentioned [here]( IMAP Trash folder - MozillaZine Knowledge Base), such folders may have different names (e.g. localized “Gelöscht”, Trashcan, Trashbin, “Deleted Items” (Exchange), deleted-items (uw/panda-imap/c-client), …) depending on IMAP server and other factors.
Maybe this is the fault, Jolla E-Mail App and my Webmailer show Trashcan localised in german “Papierkorb” but maybe its name on the mailserver is just “Trash”?
Maybe, I guess the code responsible is about here.
I don’t read Qt/cpp code well, but it looks lile there’s some account setting which determines what is regarded as IMAP trash folder, and if that isn’t found, the message is only moved locally?
First of all, I also have this problem and had it for a while (across more than one updates definitely).
There was a fix which didn’t fully work for me, iirc the problematic behaviour returned after a reboot.
I don’t think it’s a localisation problem.
My webmail calls the Trash “Gelöscht”, SFOS calls it “Deleted tems” and Evolution calls it “Trash”, and they all show the same content.
Evolution (and claws-mail) do the right thing when deleting mail.
All that said it could still be a problem of different behaviour of email providers.
Mine’s posteo.de.
I have the same problem with emails not being deleted on the server. Is the .qml folder to be deleted the one I can find in /home/defaultuser?
In my case, it contains three folders:
database
mail
tmp
Thank you in advance.
Thank you for confirming this.
I deleted the .qmf folder and reboot, but unfortunately, the deleted emails did not update on the mail server or on other devices. The .qmf folder was recreated after restarting the Mail app.
So I deleted it again and restarted once more.
And again, the deleted emails are not connecting but the read/unread information connects well between devices.