On Sun, 2022-04-24 at 11:55 +0200, Dan Kortschak via evolution-list wrote: > When I unset "Use a Real Folder for Junk" I end up seeing two copies > of each spam message in the evolution "Junk" folder that ends up > holding the spam.
Hi, I believe it's because the message is in its real folder and in the server-provided search folder "All Mails". You can add a "Location" column to the message list to see where the message comes from. > So I guess the question is how to signal to the server to delete the > spam without getting it to delete from "All Mail". Not the server, but the Evolution. It needs to know to treat the "All Mail" folder specifically. Could you paste a LIST response for the "All Mail" folder, please? The server can provide folder flags there, which can be used by the clients. Anyway, this is addressed by: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/evolution-data-server/-/issues/240 which landed shortly before 3.38.0 (long after yours 3.28.5). > [imapx:A] Unmark connection 0x<xxxxxxxxx> (server:0x<xxxxxxxxx>) busy > after failure, error: Error scanning changes: list message build: no > such api id That's a completely different error. I guess it's not caused by certain call on the Evolution side, this looks like a server issue. I do not know for sure, I only guess so. As the real junk folder makes more trouble, I suggest to let Evolution use a real Junk folder again. To workaround the problem in your ancient version, I'd unsubscribe from the "All Mails" folder (use Folder->Subscriptions to see which folders you are subscribed to), unless you use it. To have it working, you should have set in the mail Account properties to "Show only subscribed folders". Such changes require Evolution restart. Or get a distro with more recent Evolution. Bye, Milan _______________________________________________ evolution-list mailing list evolution-list@gnome.org To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
