[MlMt] unexpected inbox zero
Andrey Ustyuzhanin
andrey.u at gmail.com
Mon Nov 5 10:39:14 EST 2018
I guess I’ve figured out the problem, it actually repeated:
I have the following key binding:
"y" = ( "selectWithFilter:", "#thread-id = ${#thread-id} and
#source.path = 'INBOX'", "archive:");
and during a day I’ve seen this a few times - when I want to archive a
thread, and press ‘y’ it archives whole inbox. I’ve undone this
move, but it was repeatable!
When I switched from/to MailMate, the behaviour reverted to normal. Very
puzzling…
what is the way to switch back to the previous version?
--
Kindest Regards,
Andrey Ustyuzhanin
On 5 Nov 2018, at 16:14, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote:
> On 5 Nov 2018, at 10:44, Andrey Ustyuzhanin wrote:
>
>>> I have a strange behaviour of mailmate (r5552). At some point today
>>> the inbox start showing 0 messages, and believe me, it is not due my
>>> zero-inbox skills. If I login to gmail or another accounts via web,
>>> I see inbox messages there. Extremely confusing.. Mailbox restart
>>> doesn’t help. Any quick ideas?
>>
>> an update - all the mail is there, but indeed it is just
>> ‘archived’… so two questions:
>> - is there any way to pull it back to inbox systematically?
>
> IMAP does not keep information about the previous location of emails.
> *If* MailMate was responsible for moving them then it actually does
> remember it locally, but this is not easily utilized for moving them
> back (but that is something I could look into). If the previous
> location was Inbox for all of them then it doesn't matter much.
>
> Hmm, it does give me an idea on how MailMate could make the
> “history” of moving messages available to the user, but that won't
> help you right now.
>
>> - is it possible to understand the reason for such a glitch and avoid
>> it in the future?
>
> To learn more then I'll need to know that you can either reproduce the
> issue or that it happens so often that it makes sense to make debug
> code for it. Right now I don't have reports about any similar issues,
> but given the recent update of MailMate that might change soon.
>
> I see that Bill also posted some ideas for what might have happened.
>
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