IMAP Trash Not Synchronizing
If I delete an item from my Inbox in Thunderbird it moves it to the Trash folder. However, that folder is not synchronizing with my IMAP server so the email still appears in the Inbox on other devices and does not appear in the Trash.
I've searched forums and the settings for a solution for the better part of this morning and I haven't been able to figure it out. Is there a solution to this issue?
被選擇的解決方法
One step at a time.
Wrt deleting messages, try to compact the folder you deleted the message from. It should then not be visible anymore on other IMAP clients.
Right-click folder - Compact
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... so the email still appears in the Inbox on other devices
What other devices? Are those devices POP or IMAP clients?
My phone or other Windows based email clients that are all configured to IMAP. I had it working fine with eM Client and Outlook 2013 so it appears to be a setting with Thunderbird.
I tried creating other folders on my IMAP account to troubleshoot the issue. If I move an email on my Thunderbird client to an IMAP folder it shows locally but does not sync that change with the server.
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選擇的解決方法
One step at a time.
Wrt deleting messages, try to compact the folder you deleted the message from. It should then not be visible anymore on other IMAP clients.
Right-click folder - Compact
Thanks! That worked. Is there anyway to automate the Compact so I don't have to go through the manual process each time I delete something?
I don't think so. You might look for an add-on which places a button into the toolbar, to makes this a little more comfortable.
由 christ1 於 修改
Thanks again! I downloaded the Xpunge add-on and configured it to auto-compact every minute. That'll work for me.
I don't think compacting that frequently is a good idea.
Thunderbird ha a built-in mechanism to trigger compacting folders automatically. Check this article for more information.
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Compacting_folders
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Thank you.