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I am staring at an Evolution window which is showing a message in my Exchange INBOX which isn't actually *in* my Exchange inbox. Outlook on my laptop doesn't show the message. Outlook on my PC at work doesn't show the message. OWA doesn't show the message. My Windows Mobile device doesn't show the message. Thunderbird talking IMAP to the server doesn't show the message. And yet Evolution still thinks it's there. I've tried emptying the trash. I've tried refreshing the folder. I've tried expunging the folder. I've tried exiting and restaring Evolution. I've tried doing evolution --force-shutdown. I've tried going offline and back online. I've tried disabling and enabling the Exchange account. Nothing has made the message go away. It's worth noting that the message was moved from my INBOX into another folder using Outlook at work, while Evolution was running at home. I have seen this happen lots of times recently. When it does happen, the errant message does eventually go away at some indefinite time in the future. Note that Evolution correctly notices other changes to the folder, e.g., newly received messages, while this problem is manifesting. I have evolution-2.12.0-6.fc8 and evolution-exchange-2.12.0-1.fc8.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 296671 ***
I'm sorry, I marked wrong bug as duplicate.
I had a chat with upstream developer of evolution-exchange, and there are some things he would like to know before making any decision(s): a) Are you able to see the message in the folder where you moved to, in Evolution? b) How reliably can you reproduce this bug, with other message/folder? c) Can you try same test with evolution-exchange 2.10.x? (probably on a virtual machine or something) This will help to narrow down the scope of problem. Thanks in advance.
a) Yes. b) I can't reproduce the problem reliably. c) No, not an option. No resources or time to set this up.
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