Amund wrote:
> Roy Schestowitz wrote:
>
>> Amund wrote:
>>
>>> I just upgraded to KDE 3.4.0-0.rc1
>>>
>>> Kmail does not see my local folders after the upgrade.
>>>
>>> But the folders seems to be on the disk:
>>>
>>> $ ls ~/.Mail
>>> Calendar/ inbox/ Journal/ Mobilsvar/ sent-mail/ trash/
>>> Contacts/ Ingers.mbx Junkabon.mbx Notes/ Sn.mbx
>>> Trash.mbx
>>> drafts/ In.mbx Kenya/ outbox/ Tasks/
>>> Video.mbx
>>> Frilufts.mbx ISP.mbx Lisenser.mbx Out.mbx Tekniske.mbx Yahoo/
>>
>> In KMail -> Settings -> Configure, under Folders, have you made sure that
>> 'By default, messages on disk are' is set appropriately? If not, then
>> quite possibly your should expect the behaviour that you describe.
>>
>> Roy
>>
>
> My folders are stored under ~/.Mail.
> It seems like kmail 1.8 ignores my old local folders, and it creates some
> new folders under ~/.kde/share/apps/kmail/mail/.
>
> Under Settings -> Configure Kmail, i find no place to select the location
> of the local folders.
>
> Amund
What happens if you (make back-ups first!) remove
~/.kde/share/apps/kmail/mail/ and then graft ~/.Mail as is to
~/.kde/share/apps/kmail/ and rename ".Mail" to "mail"? When KMail is
opened, you may expect a pleasant surprise. Assuming this might work, the
only question remains: does any other application make use of ~/.Mail,
e.g. a second mail client?
Roy
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