Hi Karsten, That's what I meant (i.e., empty trash).
David On Sun, 2007-10-21 at 01:52 +0200, Karsten Bräckelmann wrote: > David, please resist the urge to top-post. > > > > > In order to get both to work, I've created two accounts, each pointing > > > > one of the spool files. This works, although both accounts appear with > > > > separate Inbox, Junk, & Trash subfolders. Here're my problems: > > > > > 3. When I delete mail the deleted mail ends up in it's account-specific > > > > trash folder (I'd prefer just one, but that's not the issue now). > > > > In any event, when I empty the trash, only one of the trash folders is > > > > emptied. The other just seems to keep on growing. This is clearly a > > > > bug. > > > > > > Didn't check this in a while, but it sounds like Empty Trash is per > > > account. Did you ever try opening that persistent Trash folder and try > > > to empty it? > > > I tried opening the 2nd trash folder--had it displayed and then tried to > > delete (right-click--followed and selected delete). > > > > I end up deleting the main trash. > > No, that is *not* what I asked. This will *delete* the folder. > > What I asked you to do is to File / Empty Trash [1] for each account, > since you reported that you got two Trash folders, of which one seems to > keep on growing. Since you also mentioned two accounts, I assumed you > are talking about one Trash folder per account. > > If you got two Trash folders on *one* account, that would be a totally > different issue. Probably a physical folder named "Trash"... > > guenther > > > [1] or right click on the Trash folder and Empty Trash in the context > menu for that matter -- not Delete > _______________________________________________ Evolution-list mailing list Evolution-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
