Re: KMail re-downloads POP3 emails that are supposed to be deleted

On Friday, May 16, 2025 10:37:02 PM CEST Ingo Kl=F6cker wrote:
>=20
> You can write
> ```
> export QT_LOGGING_RULES=3D"org.kde.pim.pop3resource.debug=3Dtrue"
> ```
> in a file called enable-logging-of-pop3-resource.sh that you put into the=
=20
> folder ~/.config/plasma-workspace/env
>=20
> The logs will then be written to the journal which you can read with=20
> journalctl.
>=20
Thanks!

>=20
> In theory this should be possible by using the "DB Console" of akonadicon=
sole,=20
> but I have no idea which query you'd have to use.
>=20
I did not find anything resembling a UID in the DB Browser, but did
realize that the Browser tab can show emails and display their Unique ID
in the Internals tab. Weirdly enough, it only showed a small subset of
my emails, even though it seems to have detected the correct amount of
emails.

>=20
> No idea. Maybe checking the status for being unread doesn't work.
>
While I failed to get the filter working, I did manage to delete all
unread messages by using the quick filters and disabling messages I
click on from being marked as "Read".

Deleting them went more or less smoothly. KMail/Akonadi took a long time
and failed the first time around. Afterwards, around 200 new duplicates
appeared, even though I was working in offline mode, which I had to
delete in small batches, otherwise some of them would always reappear.

Before I emptied the trash, I checked Akonadi Console and noticed that
I could now see some of the duplicate messages in the Trash
folder. Unfortunately the duplicates had pairwise different Unique IDs,
so the server may have indeed been messing things up. I deleted the
emails on the server-side as well and am leaving logging enabled for the
time being.

Thanks for the help so far!

Kind regards,
MoC