kmail delete

[Pierre Fortier]

Thanks for the info!

I've been looking in the wrong place for a long time. I've been looking 
in /home/user_name/.kde/share/apps. You're suggestion hinted that I should 
look in  /home/user_name/.kde/share/config instead. 

I use kontact so the "NoConfirmDelete" entry was 
in /home/user_name/.kde/share/apps/kontactrc rather 
than /home/user_name/.kde/share/config/kmailrc.

It's relatively good weather in Ottawa. It's partly cloudy and 24°C in the 
shade but feels like 31°C in the sun. 
--
Pierre

On Saturday 01 July 2006 11:38, nigel henry wrote:
> On Saturday 01 July 2006 14:48, Pierre Fortier wrote:
> > I have selected "don't ask me again" for delete mail in kmail. How do I
> > undo this so that it prompts me to verify that I want to delete the mail?
>
> Bonjour Pierre.
>
> I've been looking for this for about 2hrs now, and really hate those always
> do this boxes.
>
> Thierry mentioned the "Warnings" tab in Kmail security. It's there in FC5,
> but not in FC2. I had a good look
> through /home/user_name/.kde/share/config/kmailrc (Edit/show hidden files),
> but nothing about notifications. I normally only use the default wastbin
> icon on the toolbar. So I put the same icon, but labelled "Delete" onto the
> toolbar. Sure enough there is a prompt, asking are you sure, with the check
> box for always do this. I don't like doing it, but checked the box. Too
> late now isn't it.
>
> /home/user_name/.kde/share/config/kmailrc now has 2 extra lines added.
>
> [Notification Messages]
> NoConfirmDelete=false
>
> Changed this to:  NoConfirmDelete=true , saved it, closed Kmail and
> reopened it, and the notifications pop-up was back. Job done, but very
> frustrating.
>
> It's very hot in northern France today. Whats it's like in Canada?
>
> Nigel.
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