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Delete mail action does not move to Trash but deletes permanently #6774
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The log doesn't contain any delete operations. From your description it sounds like there's no Trash folder configured. Can you check the value of Settings → [Account] → Folders → Trash folder? Importing the settings you have posted should have properly set the Trash folder. If that didn't work, it's a bug in the import code, not the delete code. Side note: You should never enable push for all folders. Please see https://docs.k9mail.app/en/current/settings/push/ |
Yes, the settings state is as expected and a Trash folder is configured. Apologies about the logs, I might have messed that up - I'll provide updates in due time. |
I face the same issue, especially with Yahoo emails. I never noticed it, until I read this issue yesterday, and I tried to keep a tab. This happens with me as well. Also, something odd, when using Posteo accounts, or even Disroot emails, the deleted messages get moved back to Inbox after few minutes, at times even as less as a minute. How do I capture this issue to raise here? |
@vdbhb59 Specifically, could you please provide me with more details on how to reproduce the issue, as well as any other information that could be helpful in diagnosing and fixing the bug? could you attach a picture or video for this scenario? Your assistance in this matter would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time. |
Confirming this bug, for version 6.602 Trash folder is correctly set in the settings. Thanks for looking into this, much appreciated. |
The behavior regarding messages deleted from the spam folder is intentional. See #6298. |
Thanks for pointing this one out. I'm afraid though that it is three shortcomings of K9 coming together here, despite all invidiual good intentions.
Blame on my lack of exact motor function (and/or being in a hurry), but the overall result of these three issues reduces my user experience of the otherwise great K9. Several options in my view:
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I have found myself deleting emails permanently because no trash folder was configured for whatever reason. Adding an alert when configuring the account that no trash folder was configured would definitely help avoiding such instances, as I was not aware it wasn't configured and I wouldn't have thought that was something which could happen. As KomtGoed said as well, adding a "cancel" feature for all instances where you can delete a message (in the app as well as in the notifications) would further make sure that no accidental deletion can take place. |
Hello @Slater91 |
No, I was saying that in my case it was a different, but related issue which would have benefited from countermeasures that would apply to this one as well. |
This issue still persists, but it happens randomly, unfortunately. :( |
Thank you for taking the time to report this issue. It looks like we haven't heard back in a while, therefore we're closing this issue. If the problem persists in the latest version please open a new issue and reference this one so we can follow up more effectively. |
Checklist
App version
6.510
Where did you get the app from?
F-Droid
Android version
Oxygen OS 11.2.10.10.LE25BA
Device model
OnePlus 9
Steps to reproduce
Trash
folderExpected behavior
The email the delete operation was performed on is moved to the
Trash
folder.Actual behavior
The email is permanently deleted both on the client and on the mail server.
Logs
Deleting an email:
k9mail-logs.txt
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