Re: Re : Disappearing e-mails

Brad Barnett <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.user-groups.linux.ottawa.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Croombe,

Easiest thing at this point in time, is to try another email client.
When you do, set your test client to 'leave messages on server' or 'don't
delete messages from server'.. whatever the case may be.

Evolution has been quite buggy over the years, crashing, corrupting its
database and what not.  I've heard it is better as of late, but you could
easily have a corruption issue, or a bug in your current version of
Evolution.

By using another mail client, you'll at least be sure that the problem is
with Evolution or not.

If you find the bug is with Evolution (which is probably is), then you
should move forward from there.  There were programs to rebuild
Evolution's files, as it was very common for it to corrupt them.  I'm not
sure about current Evolution versions, my last experience with this
software was about 5 years ago.

You may have to find an Evolution specific forum to work out what bug you
have.

On Mon, 13 Jul 2009 08:36:59 -0400
"Croombe F. Pensom" <[email protected]> wrote:

> While I appreciate both the time taken to follow up my problem and the
> anti-M$ remarks, I have not actually received any hint as to the cause
> of my problem or where on earth those messages have gotten to on my
> system.
> To repeat : I can tell evolution to "send/receive" and this is followed
> by a lot of activity on the ADSL indicating that data are going
> somewhere; the count on Sympatico goes down to zero, the count of
> messages being downloaded matches the number originally indicated by
> Bell, but WHERE ARE THE MESSAGES? I cannot find them anywhere : my InBox
> remains EMPTY and none of my other folders under "On this computer" show
> any signs of having stuff dumped into them. I simply cannot find those
> e-mails ANYWHERE yet they must be going SOMEWHERE.
> At the moment I am leaving them on the server until I can truly download
> them, print out any that I need to keep and delete them FROM MY SYSTEM.
> As before : any technical help will be MUCH appreciated.
> Thanks
> CroombeFP
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