PGNet Dev
2022-Apr-01 10:48 UTC
Message attachments, relocated with Tbird in Dovecot maildir store, not openable; reversible by moving BACK to inbox?
> I see same symptoms when opening a mail in thunderbird 2 or 3 weeks after I received it, without moving it in another folder. > Burt using "repair folder" in TB, I get it back, so for me it looks more like a TB cache problem.hm. 'repair' here does nothing for me. looking at my current TBird settings for disk/cache/offline/subscription, browser.cache.check_doc_frequency, 1 browser.cache.compression_level, 0 browser.cache.disk.capacity, 0 browser.cache.disk.enable, false browser.cache.disk.max_entry_size, 51200 browser.cache.disk.smart_size.enabled, false browser.cache.disk.smart_size.first_run, false browser.cache.disk.smart_size.use_old_max, true browser.cache.disk_cache_ssl, false browser.cache.memory.enable, false browser.cache.memory.max_entry_size, 5120 browser.cache.offline.capacity, 512000 browser.cache.offline.enable, true mail.server.default.offline_download, false mail.server.default.autosync_offline_stores, false offline.download.download_messages, 2 mailnews.offline_sync_mail, false mailnews.offline_sync_news, false mailnews.offline_sync_send_unsent, false mailnews.offline_sync_work_offline, false offline.autoDetect, false offline.send.unsent_messages, 2 offline.startup_state, 0 mail.server.default.check_all_folders_for_new, true mail.check_all_imap_folders_for_new, true mail.imap.hide_unused_namespaces, false mail.imap.auto_unsubscribe_from_noselect_folders, false mail.server.default.using_subscription, false mail.imap.hide_unused_namespaces, false mail.server.default.override_namespaces, true i _thought_ that^^ should eliminate local caching. sounds like, perhaps, i've misconfigured, or am missing, something ...
PGNet Dev
2022-May-18 12:00 UTC
Message attachments, relocated with Tbird in Dovecot maildir store, not openable; reversible by moving BACK to inbox?
4/1/22> I see same symptoms when opening a mail in thunderbird 2 or 3 weeks after I received it, without moving it in another folder. > But using "repair folder" in TB, I get it back, so for me it looks more like a TB cache problem.I've still not managed to solve for this problem; 'repair' doesn't fix it. Anyone here have a reliable fix -- either on the TBird &/or Dovecot sides -- to get these subfoldered attachments openable/readable? Ideally without the need for manual intervention each time? The issue, again is: Email with attachments (e.g., pdf) I receive to an account INBOX can be accessed in TBird/Linux with no problems. Dubl-Click on the attachment, and it opens in app -- e.g. pdfs open in Okular. Saving the attachment to Desktop, ls -al /home/pgnd/Desktop/SomeFile.pdf -rw-r--r-- 1 pgnd pgnd 197K May 18 07:49 /home/pgnd/Desktop/SomeFile.pdf All good. If I move the message , including attachment, to any other (sub)folder, and try to open the attahment, I get the usual open dialog, You have chose to open: SomeFile.pdf which is: Portable Document Format (PDF) (66.7 KB) from: imap://mx.example.com:993 What should Thunderbird do with this file? [X] Open with 'Okular (default)' which, on 'OK', does open Okular -- with an Error: Error -- Okular Could not open file:///tmp/pid-59993/SomeFile.pdf checking ls -altr /tmp/pid-59993/SomeFile.pdf -r--------+ 1 pgnd pgnd 27 May 18 07:46 'SomeFile.pdf' If I move the message BACK to imap INBOX, and open/save attachment it's good again. Thunderbird is not correctly retrieving the attachment when the message is not in imap:INBOX.