[Akonadi] [Bug 340529] New: KMail/Akanodi always mixes up IMAP folders

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https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=340529

            Bug ID: 340529
           Summary: KMail/Akanodi always mixes up IMAP folders
           Product: Akonadi
           Version: unspecified
          Platform: openSUSE RPMs
                OS: Linux
            Status: UNCONFIRMED
          Severity: normal
          Priority: NOR
         Component: IMAP resource
          Assignee: chrigi_1 at fastmail.fm
          Reporter: throwaway at online.de
                CC: kdepim-bugs at kde.org, vkrause at kde.org

This is an error I have had in any Akonadi version since the introduction of
this "framework". As I'm currently trying to give Akonadi another chance, I'm
surprised it is still there and file a bug report.

I try to use Akonadi to manage several IMAP accounts (Web.de, Gmx.de, Gmail, to
be exactly - doesn't matter which on or whether only on IMAP accout or
several). I have in the course of time also used Akonadi with SQLite, MySQL
(dedicated or internal) and now MariaDB (dedicated or internal), it's the same
problem with all database backends.

Sooner or later KMail claims that the IMAP folder set up as the folder for sent
mail/drafts/templates of some account does not longer exist. And then any
folder setup for any of the configured IMAP accounts is completely messed up.
"sent" messages of one account end up in the "drafts" folder of another
account, "templates" of one account are stored in another accounts "trash", and
so on.

Which makes Akonadi completely unusable for storing mails, as you never now
where your mails will be put...

The folders are internally referenced by numbers, judging from the config
files. Seemingly, in some circumstances, appearing about at least once per week
on several PCs I own, this number schema gets mixed up.

I cannot say what triggers this bug, it simply happens. And to often to be
taken lightly.

Reproducible: Sometimes

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