On Sat, 2025-01-25 at 11:46 +0100, hw wrote: --------------- 8< -------------- cut -------------- 8< ---------------
> Ok, neither CAMEL_DEBUG=filters, nor CAMEL_DEBUG=junk has produced > any output. The filtering seems to happen once a day. > > I can debug IMAP, but that would only show if (that) evolution does > it and still wouldn't tell me how to turn it off. Well, then I would make sure that no archiving settings are enabled by the email provider. You can also try to turn off one more archiving setting: Edit -> Preferences -> Mail Preferences -> General -> Archive Mail -> On This Computer Archive folder set to None (just in case it helps?). If that doesn't help, after that, I would back up Evolution Data: File -> Back up Evolution Data... Next, I would stop Evolution: evolution --force-shutdown Next I would back up (well, just in case) the directories ~/.config/evolution/ ~/.local/share/evolution/ ~/.cache/evolution/ and delete them. I would also backup the entire dconf database (~/.config/dconf/), dump directory paths: dconf dump /org/gnome/evolution/ > ~/evolution.dump dconf dump /org/gnome/evolution-data-server/ > ~/evolution-data-server.dump then recursively reset them: gsettings reset-recursively org.gnome.evolution gsettings reset-recursively org.gnome.evolution-data-server Next I would create an email account in Evolution from scratch. If that doesn't help either, then you should probably create a bug report and/or consider changing your email client. -- Regards, Andrii 6741 02CA 7FF7 8AE0 9567 4FE2 A0CE 7A07 38B0 83C9
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