I confirm this bug as well. This is an urgent thing. I use Evolution in a
professional environment. A rapid correction would be really appreciated.
The missing emails appear if I remove all "courierimapkeywords/
courierimapsubscribed courierimapuiddb" files directly on the imap server. But
t
I could reproduce the bug. These are the steps :
- I create a new folder in 'sent-mail' called 'test' (the name doesn't matter),
- I send a new email. The copy of the new email appears automatically in the
'sent-mail' folder,
- I move the new sent email to the previously created folder 'test',
it has nothing to do with hidden messages. The folder in which
messages are not displayed is not accessible. As I said I cannot
access it anymore with evolution if I want to copy or move messages in
it. I cannot select that folder while moving or copying messages. It's
not selectable. Click
there is indeed a second problem with the Junk plugin. I've just experienced it
before I read your message ! The junk filter moved 1300 messages from the inbox
to the Junk folder !!! What is going on with Evolution
But unfortunately it's not the only problem and has nothing to do with what
first of all: I could see all of my email folders, they were all checked
in IMAP subscription. I think I didn't make myself clear. I could see
the sent-mail folder but it was empty and I couldn't copy or move
messages in it.
I was expecting that somebody would tell me that the problem was with the
Hi,
Using the "Encode file names in an Outlook/GMail way" resolves the problem of
attachment names received by Outlook.
The attachment names are still not correctly displayed in sent-emails and when
sent from Evolution to Evolution.
Evolution should read correctly attachment file names using th
same here.
to reproduce it set the range page 1,2,3 and try to print a single page email.
evolution 2.22.3.1
ubuntu hardy
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Evolution crashes when trying to print eMAIL
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/393208
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