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Description of problem: I can see only new emails when I've woken up the notebook from suspending. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Suspend system 2. Wake it up 3. Displaying only new emails Actual results: It shows new emails only. Expected results: It shows all emails (read & unread(new))
Thanks for a bug report. it seems like the wokeup from suspend also changed filtering on the message list. Could you check the top, above actual messages list, whether it reads: Show: [ All Messages v ] instead of Show: [ Unread Messages v ]
Hey Milan, it shows "All Messages". I didn't notice that select box has been changed after wake up.
Hmm, in that case you probably face an issue from an upstream bug [1], with one difference, the IMAP+ provider didn't redownload the message summary for some reason. Could you try to close evolution, go to ~/.cache/evolution/mail/ and move away folder with <imap-account-uid> which is affected? You may recognize it based on the subfolders, eventually, if you have only one remote Mail account, there will be only one folder. When you start evolution, the whole summary will be redownloaded from scratch, which can takes its time, depending on your mail history at the server. After that you should see all messages again. [1] https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=704513
I did not follow your proposed workaround, but I noticed when I quit the evolution, and start it immidiately again, all email are there.
And the next start, the 3rd one, is the view missing those mails again? What about menu Search->Clear, is it enabled or disabled?
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