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<p>Hi Justin,</p>
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<p>I am not using the "Subscribed Folders" feature. Some of the folders do not contains any kind og mailing lists e-mails all. </p>
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<p>Thanks for the hack, unfortunatelly I cannot afford to try it. Email is very important for my work and I have no room (time) for experimtents.</p>
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<p>Since KDE 3.5.1, altough I've noticed the problem again, it seems to occure a bit more rare than before. I think that somehow a number of "events" trigger (indivudually or conjugated) this behaviour: perhaps I did not trimmed them down enough, but here they are based on recent experience:</p>
<ul type="square"><li>setting custom icons on folders</li>
<li>setting Expire feature on folders</li>
<li>closing KMail before finishing to get all the mail from all the folders in a cerain cycle of retrieving/syncing email</li></ul>
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<p>Thank you,</p>
<p> Radu</p>
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<p>On Tuesday 07 February 2006 08:12, Justin Denick wrote:</p>
<p>> Hi Radu,</p>
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<p>> Does the folder appear in your "Subscribed Folders?" If not attempt to add</p>
<p>> it there.</p>
<p>> Also, and this is more of a hack than a fix:</p>
<p>> If you can assume functionality by using both Pine and Mutt (you can see</p>
<p>> and peruse all of your IMAP folders and</p>
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<p>> you@yourIMAPbox# cyradmin -u "you" "your IMAPname"</p>
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<p>> > lam users.you*</p>
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<p>> Gives you an accurate description of your folder/s/</p>
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<p>> All that being the case-- Try recreating the account on your *nix box.</p>
<p>> Backup your .path/kmail and .path/kmailrc Then blow them away.</p>
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<p>> But like I said that is more of a hack than a fix. Sometimes they simply</p>
<p>> work.</p>
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<p>> Good Luck!!</p>
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