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I've been using Kmail and Kontact for a year or so and it has been really trouble free. I'm using it on openSUSE 11.2, KDE 4.3.5 and Kmail 1.12.4. The problem I'm having now is that all of a sudden Kmail doesn't show me new emails. I think it is retrieving them from the POP server but doesn't display them. The reason I think it's retrieving them is that when I log out of openSUSE and then back in again, Kontact is started automatically and displays the new emails before I have internet connection. I've also tried to restart just Kontact but that doesn't help. Only if I log out and then back in again Kmail is displaying new messages. I have no idea where to start looking for the cause of this so any sort of help would be appreciated. Thanks! |
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I don't know what could change it, but it sounds as though you have lost your settings for interval checking. Try Settings -> Configure KMail -> Accounts and for each account that you have there, select Modify and check all your settings.
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Thanks but it's not just interval checking. I'm using interval checking and also regularly doing a manual check but it doesn't help. Sometimes it display new emails fine for an hour or so after login, but then all of a sudden stops to show the new emails. And also like I said, it still receives the new emails but doesn't display them, not in inbox nor any other folder. But after logout and login, before I get my internet connection up, they popup like new emails so they have to be locally stored but not displayed.
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It must be corruption somewhere, I think. Try renaming ~/.kde/share/config/kmailrc to kmailrc.old (with kontact/kmail closed, of course) then restart kmail and see if it still occurs.
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