Hello everybody,

I'm having some troubles with KMail.

All my deleted or moved emails stay in their original folder but greyed out.

I haven't been able to find anything that could possibly indicate where the isssue is coming from.

Thank you for your help.

Johan

Have similar problems with KMail 4.13.2.

See also:
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=283682 (e.g. comment 76)
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=95064

What type of account are you using? POP, IMAP?

I'm using two IMAP accounts, one Google Mail and one university account. Both are affected by the same problem.

I forgot to mention that my KMail version is 4.12.5.

Should I try to reinstall KMai/Kontact?

Given that you're on 4.12.5, what is the status of Desktop Search? (System Settings > Desktop Search)
Also you may want to check for debug output: open a terminal, issue "akonadictl restart" and try to reproduce the issue. See if any output is written there in the terminal.

I have removed all my identities, incoming and outgoing accounts and it seems that everything is working fine again.

If it is allright for you, I will wait a few days before I mark the post as "solved" to be sure everything is working fine

Thank you for your help,

Johan

Everything seems to be working fine.

How can I mark the topic as solved ?

Johan

Click on the "accept this answer" button to the answer that solved the thread.

For lurkers: Deleting and re-adding accounts worked for me, too. Must have broken something while playing with other IMAP features.

I know this topic is quite outdated, but I'm on KMail 5.2.3, August 2017, and I have the same problem. Is it possible that the bug is persisting since so long? Or this is not a bug but a "feature". In case affirmative, how to disable the feature?
Thanks.

zogoibi wrote:I know this topic is quite outdated, but I'm on KMail 5.2.3, August 2017, and I have the same problem. Is it possible that the bug is persisting since so long? Or this is not a bug but a "feature". In case affirmative, how to disable the feature?
Thanks.

I think it just came back.