Il giorno mer, 01/09/2021 alle 08.44 +0200, Milan Crha via evolution- list ha scritto: > Maybe when you run Evolution from a terminal it'll show what had been > failing. You can also run it as: > > $ CAMEL_DEBUG=pop3 evolution > > to see the communication between all the POP3 servers/your accounts > and > the Evolution, which may also shed a bit of light on this. >
Well, I run it as you told me. There are two accounts from which I download duplicate emails and where emails are not deleted from the server. Only one of the two, however, downloads a disproportionate amount of emails and it takes a long time to finish, every time. Well, when it comes the turn of this account, at the end, here is the log I saw from the terminal, I do not know if you can understand where's the problem from this: POP3_STREAM_WRITE (10): RETR 111 POP3_STREAM_WRITE (10): RETR 112 POP3_STREAM_LINE (17): '+OK 786523 octets' Got + response POP3_STREAM_LINE (16): '+OK 19763 octets' Got + response pop3_folder_maybe_expunge_cache: Going to expunge cache; last did 0, now is 738034 pop3_folder_maybe_expunge_cache: Recognized 112 downloaded messages POP3_STREAM_WRITE (6): QUIT POP3_STREAM_LINE (16): '+OK Logging out.' Got + response pop3_folder_maybe_expunge_cache: Going to expunge cache; last did 0, now is 738034 pop3_folder_maybe_expunge_cache: Recognized 16259 downloaded messages POP3_STREAM_WRITE (6): QUIT POP3_STREAM_LINE (16): '+OK Logging out.' Got + response
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