I found a solution, but I don’t like it. It seems that you cannot
remove a source that is offline. This seems an unreasonable restriction
as my use case seems quite reasonable. That is I no longer have access
to an account and so want to remove the source. To address this issue I
did the following:
- Changed the email address and IMAP username to another gmail address.
- Took the source online.
- When MMailMate opened a browser to authenticate with Gmail, I went
back to MailMate and removed the source. MailMate promptly crashed, but
when it came back the source was gone.
- I then rebuilt the index just in case there was any corruption.
-Jon
On Mon, 22 Jan 2024 10:27:07 -0500 Jon Sutton via mailmate
<mailmate@lists.freron.com> wrote:
I finished a consulting gig with an organization and no longer need
the source connected to that organization’s Gmail account. I
removed this from my laptop by right clicking on the source and
selecting “Remove Source”. When I try this on my desktop Mac,
“Remove Source” is grayed out on that menu. That source is
offline since I do not have valid credentials for it. Any ideas how I
can get rid of that source? Thanks.
-Jon
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