Hi Pete, [...] >> Yes, I know that - but one can see the search field and its contents. >> This is what I tried to describe.
>The search field is folder specific. So deleting the contents of the >search field in one folder won't make any difference to any other >folder. What's more, the search doesn't work at all at the "account >entry" level. so, why the string "test" is shown in the search field on the account level, though I never entered it on this level? I entered it on the INBOX level, deleted it there afterwards, went to the account level and there this string was shown. Ah, I just red Milan's latest mail - maybe this is the bug he mentioned. >Also, specifying a search in "Current Account" basically disables >everything until the search box is cleared. Yes, that seems to be logical. [...] >Yes, but involving the root folder level of the account is meaningless >- I was concerned that you thought you *should* be seeing things when >that folder was highlighted. No, I don't have any expectations when using software :)) >> >> And: This is the only account showing that behaviour! >Have you tried deleting and recreating the account. (Apologies if you >have said it before and I have missed it.) Or even rename the current >account and disable it (so there's no chance of the config being re- >used), then create a new version of the IMAP connection. I disabled it -> no success. I deleted and recreated it -> no success. Only thing I didn't try was to rename it or delete and recreate it with a different name. I will try that. >Ultimately, what you need to do is to create a new *Linux* user account >so that you have a completely clean configuration. Then when logged in >as that user, set up the IMAP account. If that behaves properly, then >it is nothing odd with the interaction with the server, but is a >configuration issue. Already tried that with my own account renaming all the existing evolution folders in .cache and .config. No success. Whats more: Switching folders within that account sometimes crashes evolution: kernel: evolution[1693]: segfault at 57cf056c ip 00007f65b5dbcaeb sp 00007ffdfbe4e240 error 4 in libcamel-1.2.so.52.0.0[7f65b5d60000+101000] >P. Bye. Michael. -- Michael Hirmke _______________________________________________ evolution-list mailing list evolution-list@gnome.org To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
