On 2021-01-13 at 20:17 +0000, Andy Proctor wrote: > All the files appear in the right place on the desktop however > whenopening Evolution on the desktop it does not pick up my mail > folders.I use subfolders of my inbox for mail filing. The actual > subfoldersare present in the right directory, but the evolution > install is notpicking them up. I have not currently set any external > mail settingon the desktop installation. > Any reasons you can think of why it does not recognise thesubfolders. > In addition mail appears in the inbox but the contents ofmails are > unreadable.
>Is evolution (or a component, such as evolution-data-server) running>when you overwrite it? In that case, I would expect it not to pick the>subfolders, but to detect them the next time it is opened. >Just to discard the obvious: the subfolders aren't collapsed, right?>Best>Ángel Thanks to those replying. The problem of sync was not an evolution problem at all. I tested with a manual transfer on a stick between the two devices which showed that folders etc could be detected. It took a short while to evolution to scan the new changes which was unexpected but I proved evolution isn't the problem. It turns out there it a default setting in megasync not to sync ".*" files, which was why the folders and others were not syncing... Duh! Undocumented feature. I set mega to sync ".*" files and guess what, all works. Thanks for the help all, this one is solved. Andy
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