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Kmail 4.10.3 I'm using an IMAP server for my email. When I send an email, it is stored in the sent folder locally, but not on the server itself. I have ensured that my identity is configured to use the server's sent folder. If I use other devices to send emali, they're correctly stored on the server, just not when I use Kmail. If it matters, I'm using Chakra Linux and it's a clean install as of a few hours ago. I would greatly appreciate any help with this. Thanks in advance. |
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Can you post the content of .kde[4]/share/config/emailidentities (but strip names and email addresses and any other identifiable information)?
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Certainly:
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As I expected, the information for these settings is not stored there. Can you grep for the sent folder in .kde[4]/share/config/akonadi_*rc?
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grep sent .kde4/share/config/akonadi_*rc
The file looks like this:
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This is just a notification indication. I'll try asking around to see where this information is stored.
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OK, thanks. I really appreciate your help, because this is a show-stopping bug as far as I'm concerned, but I really don't want to abandon Kontact/Kmail!
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I talked a bit with some people on IRC and I have a request for you: can you provide a screenshot of "kmail / settings / Configure KMail / Identities / Modify / Advanced" showing the folders you have set? Host it on some free hosting provider like imgur and then provide the link here.
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http://imgur.com/HtvZEIi
Synaptic is the name of my account. The trash folder works precisely as I expect it to, and I don't use templates so I haven't tested that one. |
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Can you double-check the server is using your identity? Especially if this is not the default identity, it needs to be explicitly enabled in the server's advanced configuration tab.
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What do you mean by "server" here? My server, in this instance, is the mail host that I pay for. I shouldn't have to configure anything on it, should I? It's always worked with other mail clients and even with older versions of Kmail. And everything else works, just not storing sent email. I only have one identity configured, and when I'm sending an email I ensure it's selected as the identity to use. Incidentally, I've been playing with the notifications and just sent a test email. It generated an error which popped up as a notification: Synaptic: Append failed, server replied: A000254 BAD protocol violation : unknown flag : $SENT This must be a clue! Does Kmail fully comply with standards? |
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It does, in particular IMAP is well tested and follows RFCs.
I asked for identity in the server configuration page of KMail because the option to change identity for each account is not very discoverable. That said, I'll get the information on to someone more knowledgeable.
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Well, not really. See, f.e.: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=291332 https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=281853 https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=318108 And I guess the last one is exactly the problem the OP is facing... |
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So this has been reported as far back as 2011, and a patch was posted in November last year? Why exactly are we waiting?
By the way, the third link is my own bug report. I'm constantly being told by developers to submit bug reports if I think something is broken. As you can see, I did, and the bug was promptly closed by Laurent Montel who clearly hadn't bothered reading my report properly. He is also apparently refusing to reopen it. What is going on here? This bug is preventing me from using Kmail. It's at least two years old and a patch was proposed seven months ago! |
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