Mail Reader Issue

The mail reader in Opera is downloading messages multiple
times and I
have no idea why. It will finish downloading my mail and
then start all
over again, downloading the same messages over. I have 5
copies of every
email now. Does anyone know why this happening and how to
fix it?

Thanks,

Mike Roddewig
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On Sun, 07 Jan 2007 17:09:32 -0000, Michael Roddewig
<mrroddewmtu.edu>  
wrote:

> Does anyone know why this happening and how to fix it?

A report on your setting would be rather useful!
  POP or IMAP?
  Are you deleting messages or leaving them on the server?
  ...

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Hale:
Thanks for the notice.  I just took care of it.
--Maritza

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Hale Thomas wrote:
> Dear Tracey,
>
> I'm not quite sure who maintains the President's Office
website, but
> the following link should probably be addressed:
>
> http://ua
advancement.arizona.edu/index2.cfm
>
> I reached this page by clicking on the link on Greg
Fahey's name while
> on this page:
> http
://www.president.arizona.edu/prescabinet.cfm
>
> I don't need any form of response back, but the
appropriate person(s)
> should probably be notified (if it is beyond the UA Web
team).
>
> Best wishes,
> Hale
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Greetings all,

A while back I asked about IMAP implemented in Opera's M2
mailer. I've been using IMAP since then, but my email
accounts started getting messy and I converted back to POP
on one of the accounts. Even though the POP account wiped
all of the messages off of my mail server, the IMAP account
on a separate computer retained the emails. I had the
account set to download and keep a local copy of the message
body.

One of the significant aspects of IMAP was the ability to
have everything be synchronized through the web server; the
downside was that you wouldn't be able to store local copies
of the message easily. It would seem, based on this one
experience, that Opera actually does allow us to keep a
local copy, regardless of deletions on the web server. I
just wanted to write here to share it and also have it
potentially confirmed by others (and make sure it's not a
glitch/fluke); if this is the way the behavior is, it looks
like I'll be switching back to IMAP again after all.

David
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On Tue, 20 Feb 2007 08:54:28 -0000, Ledgem
<amd.ledgemgmail.com> wrote:

> t would seem, based on this one experience, that Opera
actually does  
> allow us to keep a local copy, regardless of deletions
on the web  
> server. I just wanted to write here to share it and
also have it  
> potentially confirmed by others (and make sure it's not
a glitch/fluke)

It's a glitch/fluke. M2 deletes the local copy when it
synchronised and  
find the message has been deleted from the server. I can
think of two  
possible scenarios to explain what you saw ...

1) the IMAP connecting machine has, for some reason, not
re-synchronised  
since the change.

2) you copied many messages into IMAP folders and it is
these that you are  
still seeing. They will be invisible to a POP connection and
so will  
remain on the server until you deleted them from an IMAP
connection.

Just a couple of guesses really.

= Malcolm.

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On Tue, 20 Feb 2007 02:25:34 -0800, Malcolm Austen
<malcolm.austenoucs.ox.ac.uk> wrote:

> On Tue, 20 Feb 2007 08:54:28 -0000, Ledgem
<amd.ledgemgmail.com> wrote:
>
>> t would seem, based on this one experience, that
Opera actually does
>> allow us to keep a local copy, regardless of
deletions on the web
>> server. I just wanted to write here to share it and
also have it
>> potentially confirmed by others (and make sure it's
not a glitch/fluke)
>
> It's a glitch/fluke. M2 deletes the local copy when it
synchronised and
> find the message has been deleted from the server. I
can think of two
> possible scenarios to explain what you saw ...
>
> 1) the IMAP connecting machine has, for some reason,
not re-synchronised
> since the change.
>
> 2) you copied many messages into IMAP folders and it is
these that you are
> still seeing. They will be invisible to a POP
connection and so will
> remain on the server until you deleted them from an
IMAP connection.
>
> Just a couple of guesses really.
>
> = Malcolm.
>


Just following up with this, apparently it was an issue of
not re-synchronizing. A day or two later, I noticed that the
machine still using IMAP had emptied out its messages. It's
a bit disappointing that there's no way to retain a local
copy without manually copying the file, but then I suppose
that theoretically that's defeat one of the features of
IMAP.
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