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The Party said that Oceania had never been in alliance with Eurasia. He,
Winston Smith, knew that Oceania had been in alliance with Eurasia as short
a time as four years ago. But where did that knowledge exist? Only in his
own consciousness, which in any case must soon be annihilated. And if all
others accepted the lie which the Party imposed--if all records told the
same tale--then the lie passed into history and became truth. 'Who controls
the past,' ran the Party slogan, 'controls the future: who controls the
present controls the past.' And yet the past, though of its nature
alterable, never had been altered. Whatever was true now was true from
everlasting to everlasting. It was quite simple. All that was needed was
an unending series of victories over your own memory. 'Reality control',
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Hello, all. I'm having a nightmare of a time with IMAP subscriptions. I have used Evolution for many, many years.

 

• Hello, all.  I'm having a nightmare of a time with IMAP subscriptions.
  

  I have used Evolution for many, many years.  Two years ago, I added an
  

  IMAP account from Tigertech.net and was surprised to see all my IMAP
  

  subfolders show up under my Inbox (contrary to the Evolution
  

  instructions). However, it worked fine.
  

  
  

  Yesterday, I added a second account and moved those subfolders to the
  

  new account.  All appears fine on the back end. If I use the
  

  Tigertech.net web mail, the folders are in the new account and at the
  

  same level as the Inbox and they are no longer under the old account.
  

  
  

  However, now both of those accounts in Evolution initially show
  

  subfolders but then they all disappear from the view.  When I try to
  

  manage subscriptions, they all appear under the Inbox rather than peer
  

  to it.  I've tried moving them to a peer level for the few moments they
  

  appear and, it first displays them as peers but then they disappear.
  

  Manage subscriptions still shows them under the Inbox.
  

  
  

  I can get them to briefly re-appear by disabling and re-enabling the
  

  account but then they disappear and the focus jumps to the Junk folder.
  

  
  

  I can see Evolution synchronizing the folders.  I ran Evolution from
  

  the command line but saw no errors. 
  

  
  

  I have restarted Evolution
  

  Killed all processes and restart Evolution
  

  Rebooted
  

  Uninstalled and Purged Evolution
  

  Uninstalled, Purged, and deleted all hidden folders for Evolution
  

  
  

  No matter what I do, the folders show up under the Inbox in the Manage
  

  Subscriptions dialog and they disappear from the view.
  

  
  

  I very reluctantly tried KMail and it behaves as expected.
  

  
  

  Most of the subfolders contain email but one subfolder contains other
  

  folders which contain email (and one more nesting in one case).
  

  
  

  How do I get these subscribed subfolders to again appear in Evolution?
  

  
  

  Thanks - John
  

  
  

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  Tue, Jun 21 at 2:50 PM

  -----Original Message-----
  From: John A. Sullivan III <jsullivan@opensourcedevel.com>
  To: evolution-list@gnome.org
  Subject: [Evolution] Problem with IMAP subscriptions
  Date: Tue, 21 Jun 2022 14:43:21 -0400
  
  Hello, all.  I'm having a nightmare of a time with IMAP subscriptions.
  I have used Evolution for many, many years.  Two years ago, I added an
  IMAP account from Tigertech.net and was surprised to see all my IMAP
  subfolders show up under my Inbox (contrary to the Evolution
  instructions). However, it worked fine.
  
  Yesterday, I added a second account and moved those subfolders to the
  new account.  All appears fine on the back end. If I use the
  Tigertech.net web mail, the folders are in the new account and at the
  same level as the Inbox and they are no longer under the old account.
  
  However, now both of those accounts in Evolution initially show
  subfolders but then they all disappear from the view.  When I try to
  manage subscriptions, they all appear under the Inbox rather than peer
  to it.  I've tried moving them to a peer level for the few moments they
  appear and, it first displays them as peers but then they disappear.
  Manage subscriptions still shows them under the Inbox.
  
  I can get them to briefly re-appear by disabling and re-enabling the
  account but then they disappear and the focus jumps to the Junk folder.
  
  I can see Evolution synchronizing the folders.  I ran Evolution from
  the command line but saw no errors. 
  
  I have restarted Evolution
  Killed all processes and restart Evolution
  Rebooted
  Uninstalled and Purged Evolution
  Uninstalled, Purged, and deleted all hidden folders for Evolution
  
  No matter what I do, the folders show up under the Inbox in the Manage
  Subscriptions dialog and they disappear from the view.
  
  I very reluctantly tried KMail and it behaves as expected.
  
  Most of the subfolders contain email but one subfolder contains other
  folders which contain email (and one more nesting in one case).
  
  How do I get these subscribed subfolders to again appear in Evolution?
  
  Thanks - John
  
  _______________________________________________
  evolution-list mailing list
  evolution-list@gnome.org
  To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ...
  https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
  
  
  I should mention that I occasionally see errors such as these but not
  all the time:
  
  Error while Downloading new messages for offline mode in
  “jsullivan@flameoflove.info : INBOX/Countries/Fiji”.
  
  Error fetching message: unknown body response
  
  Error while Downloading new messages for offline mode in
  “jsullivan@flameoflove.info : INBOX/Countries/Australia”.
  
  Error fetching message: unknown body response
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  Tue, Jun 21 at 2:54 PM

  -----Original Message-----
  From: John A. Sullivan III <jsullivan@opensourcedevel.com>
  To: evolution-list@gnome.org
  Subject: Re: [Evolution] Problem with IMAP subscriptions
  Date: Tue, 21 Jun 2022 14:50:07 -0400
  
  -----Original Message-----
  From: John A. Sullivan III <jsullivan@opensourcedevel.com>
  To: evolution-list@gnome.org
  Subject: [Evolution] Problem with IMAP subscriptions
  Date: Tue, 21 Jun 2022 14:43:21 -0400
  
  Hello, all.  I'm having a nightmare of a time with IMAP subscriptions.
  I have used Evolution for many, many years.  Two years ago, I added an
  IMAP account from Tigertech.net and was surprised to see all my IMAP
  subfolders show up under my Inbox (contrary to the Evolution
  instructions). However, it worked fine.
  
  Yesterday, I added a second account and moved those subfolders to the
  new account.  All appears fine on the back end. If I use the
  Tigertech.net web mail, the folders are in the new account and at the
  same level as the Inbox and they are no longer under the old account.
  
  However, now both of those accounts in Evolution initially show
  subfolders but then they all disappear from the view.  When I try to
  manage subscriptions, they all appear under the Inbox rather than peer
  to it.  I've tried moving them to a peer level for the few moments they
  appear and, it first displays them as peers but then they disappear.
  Manage subscriptions still shows them under the Inbox.
  
  I can get them to briefly re-appear by disabling and re-enabling the
  account but then they disappear and the focus jumps to the Junk folder.
  
  I can see Evolution synchronizing the folders.  I ran Evolution from
  the command line but saw no errors. 
  
  I have restarted Evolution
  Killed all processes and restart Evolution
  Rebooted
  Uninstalled and Purged Evolution
  Uninstalled, Purged, and deleted all hidden folders for Evolution
  
  No matter what I do, the folders show up under the Inbox in the Manage
  Subscriptions dialog and they disappear from the view.
  
  I very reluctantly tried KMail and it behaves as expected.
  
  Most of the subfolders contain email but one subfolder contains other
  folders which contain email (and one more nesting in one case).
  
  How do I get these subscribed subfolders to again appear in Evolution?
  
  Thanks - John
  
  _______________________________________________
  evolution-list mailing list
  evolution-list@gnome.org
  To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ...
  https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
  
  
  I should mention that I occasionally see errors such as these but not
  all the time:
  
  Error while Downloading new messages for offline mode in
  “jsullivan@flameoflove.info : INBOX/Countries/Fiji”.
  
  Error fetching message: unknown body response
  
  Error while Downloading new messages for offline mode in
  “jsullivan@flameoflove.info : INBOX/Countries/Australia”.
  
  Error fetching message: unknown body response
  
  -----
  Ack! Out of practice reporting these:
  I'm running Evolution 3.38.3-1 on Debian 11.3
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  Milan Crha via evolution-list <evolution-list@gnome.org>Unsubscribe

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  Wed, Jun 22 at 9:10 AM

  On Tue, 2022-06-21 at 14:53 -0400, John A. Sullivan III wrote:
  > -----Original Message-----
  
      Hi,
  your way of replying to your original mail is quite confusing. I'm
  sorry to say that, but it is.
  
  > However, now both of those accounts in Evolution initially show
  > subfolders but then they all disappear from the view.
  
  Yours 3.38.3-1 is very old, I do not recall whether there was anything
  specific for your issue fixed between all the months (the 3.38.3 had
  been released at the beginning of the 2021). I see something related to
  the IMAP subscriptions landed in 3.38.4, but whether it's related I do
  not know.
  
  > When I try to manage subscriptions, they all appear under the Inbox
  > rather than peer to it.
  
  As far as I can tell, what you see is what the server advertises. Some
  servers can succeed with the move, but then reject the operation
  internally.
  
  When you remove ~/.cache/evolution/mail/<imap-account-uid> , then the
  next start of Evolution the cache will be re-populated from scratch,
  which means it can fix any inconsistencies in the local cache. It also
  mean the account data will be all downloaded again, which can take time
  and will use the network bandwidth.
  
  I'm not sure whether your problem is the folder position relative to
  the Inbox or the folders not being shown at all. You can set whether
  you want to see only subscribed folders in the account Properties->
  Receiving Options tab. When you disable "Show only subscribed folders"
  you'll see all the folders advertised by the server.
  
  > Error fetching message: unknown body response
  
  It looks like the server is returning something the IMAPx code cannot
  decode. It would worth to test this with a more recent version. The
  Flathub.org version is the easiest way how to get the latest stable
  version without influencing the host machine. It has its downsides too,
  but at least for testing of the newer version, or when there's no other
  option how to get to the latest version, it's perfectly sufficient.
  
  
      Bye,
      Milan
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  Wed, Jun 22 at 12:52 PM

  Hello, Milan.  My apologies; I was trying to avoid top posting. And
  also thank you for your many years of service - it has bee a very long
  time since I posted and I'm glad to see you still involved. I'll answer
  in-line - John
  
  -----Original Message-----
  From: Milan Crha via evolution-list <evolution-list@gnome.org>
  Reply-To: Milan Crha <mcrha@redhat.com>
  To: evolution-list@gnome.org
  Subject: Re: [Evolution] Problem with IMAP subscriptions
  Date: Wed, 22 Jun 2022 15:05:15 +0200
  
  On Tue, 2022-06-21 at 14:53 -0400, John A. Sullivan III wrote:
  > -----Original Message-----
  
          Hi,
  your way of replying to your original mail is quite confusing. I'm
  sorry to say that, but it is.
  
  > However, now both of those accounts in Evolution initially show
  > subfolders but then they all disappear from the view.
  
  Yours 3.38.3-1 is very old, I do not recall whether there was anything
  specific for your issue fixed between all the months (the 3.38.3 had
  been released at the beginning of the 2021). I see something related to
  the IMAP subscriptions landed in 3.38.4, but whether it's related I do
  not know.
  
  > When I try to manage subscriptions, they all appear under the Inbox
  > rather than peer to it.
  
  As far as I can tell, what you see is what the server advertises. Some
  servers can succeed with the move, but then reject the operation
  internally.
  
  [John - when I look at the folder structure using the provider's web
  mail, the folders are peer to the Inbox rather than underneath it.]
  
  When you remove ~/.cache/evolution/mail/<imap-account-uid> , then the
  next start of Evolution the cache will be re-populated from scratch,
  which means it can fix any inconsistencies in the local cache. It also
  mean the account data will be all downloaded again, which can take time
  and will use the network bandwidth.
  
  [John - I have tried that.  I've also completely uninstalled, purged,
  and deleted every hidden file I could find including the
  .cache/evolution folder.]
  
  I'm not sure whether your problem is the folder position relative to
  the Inbox or the folders not being shown at all. You can set whether
  you want to see only subscribed folders in the account Properties->
  Receiving Options tab. When you disable "Show only subscribed folders"
  you'll see all the folders advertised by the server.
  
  [John - the folders are not showing at all. The reason why I mentioned
  the position relative to the Inbox is that the Evolution manual
  explicitly says that having folder with subfolders and messages under
  the Inbox can be a problem with Evolution - in fact, it seems like this
  problem where they are not displayed.  It recommends placing them at
  the top level of the account, i.e., peer to the Inbox. However,
  Evolution does not allow me to do that.  For example, I tried creating
  a new folder directly under the account into which I could move all
  these folders but, after creation, it shows up under the Inbox.
  
  I have tried setting Receive options to show only subscribed and to
  show all.  Whenever I do either of those, the folders appear and then
  disappear.]
  
  > Error fetching message: unknown body response
  
  It looks like the server is returning something the IMAPx code cannot
  decode. It would worth to test this with a more recent version. The
  Flathub.org version is the easiest way how to get the latest stable
  version without influencing the host machine. It has its downsides too,
  but at least for testing of the newer version, or when there's no other
  option how to get to the latest version, it's perfectly sufficient.
  
  
          Bye,
          Milan
  
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  evolution-list@gnome.org
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  Wed, Jun 22 at 5:10 PM

  On Wed, 2022-06-22 at 12:52 -0400, John A. Sullivan III wrote:
  > I'll answer in-line
  
      Hi,
  I can understand your common use is to reply inline, aka the Outlook
  style, but right here it's not the best choice. I do not know whether
  your 3.38.3 has it, maybe it does, try to use Alternative Reply
  (Ctrl+Alt+R), where you can choose to reply Quoted and then make it
  clear what is new text and what you reply to. Using Reply To List is
  also preferred here.
  
  > The reason why I mentioned the position relative to the Inbox is that
  > the Evolution manual explicitly says that having folder with
  > subfolders and messages under the Inbox can be a problem with
  > Evolution
  
  That's new to me, both that any such thing exists in the Evolution
  manual and that it should cause any trouble to Evolution. I have IMAP
  accounts connecting to multiple servers with folder structure under the
  Inbox with no problem.
  
  > I tried creating a new folder directly under the account into which I
  > could move all these folders but, after creation, it shows up under
  > the Inbox.
  
  Does it do it for every account you have (each on a different provider)
  or on a single account only? This feels like a problem on the provider
  side, like sending/using something libcamel does not understand.
  
  > I have tried setting Receive options to show only subscribed and to
  > show all.  Whenever I do either of those, the folders appear and then
  > disappear.
  
  Did you close and run Evolution after such change? It can change
  things. Nonetheless, I think the problem can be with the namespace the
  server uses.
  
  If you can, install the latest version from the Flathub [1] and check
  how the problematic account will behave there. I know there had been
  done some fixes in the namespace handling. Note that the Flatpak
  version launcher "overrides" the one of the host system, thus when
  you'd be running the Evolution from the GUI, it will "prefer" the
  Flatpak version from the host system version.
  
      Bye,
      Milan
  
  [1] https://flathub.org/apps/details/org.gnome.Evolution
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  Wed, Jun 22 at 8:39 PM

  On Wed, 2022-06-22 at 23:04 +0200, Milan Crha via evolution-list wrote:
  > On Wed, 2022-06-22 at 12:52 -0400, John A. Sullivan III wrote:
  > > I'll answer in-line
  >
  >         Hi,
  > I can understand your common use is to reply inline, aka the Outlook
  > style, but right here it's not the best choice. I do not know whether
  > your 3.38.3 has it, maybe it does, try to use Alternative Reply
  > (Ctrl+Alt+R), where you can choose to reply Quoted and then make it
  > clear what is new text and what you reply to. Using Reply To List is
  > also preferred here.
  Thanks for the guidance.
  >
  > > The reason why I mentioned the position relative to the Inbox is
  > > that
  > > the Evolution manual explicitly says that having folder with
  > > subfolders and messages under the Inbox can be a problem with
  > > Evolution
  >
  > That's new to me, both that any such thing exists in the Evolution
  > manual and that it should cause any trouble to Evolution. I have IMAP
  > accounts connecting to multiple servers with folder structure under
  > the
  > Inbox with no problem.
  >
  > > I tried creating a new folder directly under the account into which
  > > I
  > > could move all these folders but, after creation, it shows up under
  > > the Inbox.
  >
  > Does it do it for every account you have (each on a different
  > provider)
  > or on a single account only? This feels like a problem on the
  > provider
  > side, like sending/using something libcamel does not understand.
  This may be a clue as to what is happening. It is a single provider.  I
  contacted them and they replied that one needs to use a namespace set
  to INBOX and that Evolution removed the ability to do that in the GUI.
  They instructed me to edit the .source file and that appears to be
  working.
  >
  > > I have tried setting Receive options to show only subscribed and to
  > > show all.  Whenever I do either of those, the folders appear and
  > > then
  > > disappear.
  >
  > Did you close and run Evolution after such change? It can change
  > things. Nonetheless, I think the problem can be with the namespace
  > the
  > server uses.
  >
  > If you can, install the latest version from the Flathub [1] and check
  > how the problematic account will behave there. I know there had been
  > done some fixes in the namespace handling. Note that the Flatpak
  > version launcher "overrides" the one of the host system, thus when
  > you'd be running the Evolution from the GUI, it will "prefer" the
  > Flatpak version from the host system version.
  >
  >         Bye,
  >         Milan
  >
  > [1] https://flathub.org/apps/details/org.gnome.Evolution
  >
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  Thu, Jun 23 at 2:20 AM

  On Wed, 2022-06-22 at 20:39 -0400, John A. Sullivan III wrote:
  > They instructed me to edit the .source file and that appears to be
  > working.
  
      Hi,
  that's nice, both you sorted it out and that they support Evolution.
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  Thu, Jun 23 at 7:17 AM

  On Thu, 2022-06-23 at 08:20 +0200, Milan Crha via evolution-list wrote:
  > On Wed, 2022-06-22 at 20:39 -0400, John A. Sullivan III wrote:
  > > They instructed me to edit the .source file and that appears to be
  > > working.
  >
  >         Hi,
  > that's nice, both you sorted it out and that they support Evolution.
  >         Bye,
  >         Milan
  >
  > ____
  Alas, it is not fully resolved.  I set namespace=INBOX and
  usenamespace=true.  Now, if I fight with it and refresh the top account
  a couple of times, I get an arrow to expand the Inbox and can see the
  folders.  But, after a while, the focus jumps to the Junk folder and
  the Inbox subfolders and the arrow to expand them disappear.
  
  What do I do next so that these remain visible after Evolution
  refreshes the view?
  
  I did check Debian Backports but that does not have a newer version of
  Evolution.  I'm not too keen to step out of the Debian repositories but
  will if there is no other way.
  
  Thanks - John
  
  
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  On Thu, 2022-06-23 at 07:17 -0400, John A. Sullivan III wrote:
  > What do I do next so that these remain visible after Evolution
  > refreshes the view?
  
      Hi,
  I do not know, I'd need to have an account with that provider for
  testing.
  
  > I'm not too keen to step out of the Debian repositories but
  > will if there is no other way.
  
  Sure, that's okay, I suggested the Flatpak just to test whether the
  latest stable Evolution works better than your ancient.
  
  You'd need to change the namespace there as well, but the files are
  stored in the sandbox, under ~/.var/org.gnome.Evolution/ from the host
  system.

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