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Re: Disappearing Mail Trash
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Re: Disappearing Mail Trash


  • Subject: Re: Disappearing Mail Trash
  • From: Axel Luttgens <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 27 Sep 2009 14:19:49 +0200

Le 25 sept. 2009 à 01:15, Luther Fuller a écrit :

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One pop account and one imap account. I haven't yet noticed any difference, but almost all my mail is via the imap (MobileMe) account.


[...]

Todays date and the previous days date. I've checked Mail's Rules and found nothing involving the Trash mailbox.


[...]

If an incorrect behavior is detected, Mail is quit, the correct settings are written to "com.apple.mail.plist", then Mail is re- launched. The correct mailbox Behaviors are:


set |MoveDeletedMessagesToTrash| of (item i of mailAccountsList) to "YES"
set |NumberOfDaysToKeepSentMessages| of (item i of mailAccountsList) to "-1" -- (never)
set |NumberOfDaysToKeepTrash| of (item i of mailAccountsList) to "-1" -- (never)


This code does NOT run unless the settings need to be changed. This is 3 lines from a long handler. My 'setMailboxBehaviors' handler has been working correctly for a very long time in Leopard and Tiger. The problem appeared shortly after moving to Snow Leopard.

[...]

I have also changed and restored these Mailbox Behaviors manually via Mail and, at first, thought I had fixed the problem. But no!


BTW, you can no longer change Mailbox Behaviors using Mail's AppleScript dictionary. As of Leopard, you can change Mailbox Behaviors via AppleScript, but they revert to the original values when Mail is quit. This worked in Tiger, however, but I can no longer test to make sure. This is why I had to change Mailbox Behaviors by writing to the preference file.

Thanks, I now understand the problem. :-) Are you still struggling with it, or did you find an explanation?

Could you check that there are no discrepancies between the actual contents of com.apple.mail.plist, the values returned by "defaults read com.apple.mail" and those returned from Mails's properties?
On the other hand, no forgotten cron job or launchd periodic task?


Axel

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