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The Local Folders displayed in the left-hand panel of my Linux Mint version of Thunderbird do not appear when I attempt to move an email into a local folder, even though the folder is there.

Please tell me what the difference is between "size on disk" and "user quota"? I don't understand why my mailbox is full when all folders take only 1/5 of the available space. My hosting give me 5GB, a user quota in mailbox is 4.7GB (in the app for computer: the main folder containing all other folders - properties folder - Quota - Storage: 4.7GB), size on disk is 853MB (in the app for computer: the main folder containing all other folders - properties folder - General Information - Size on disk: 853MB), and the weight of all folders is ~1040MB (the sum of the weights of all individual folders in the main folder). None of the numbers match. I understand that the sum of the weights of all folders is probably supposed to be 853MB, that the discrepancy is due to rounding the numbers. I understand that some space may be "lost" from the hosting because installation files take up some space, so I actually have 4.7GB to use, not 5GB. However, I don't understand why my mailbox is full, when from 4.7 GB only 853 MB is used?

Today after clicking on Get Messages, I noticed my Email account showed all the message headers on the right as usual, but did not show any of the message contents when I clicked on any of them. All I got was an empty message screen. This happened for new and previously existing read messages. The problem was limited to my Email account and did not affect other folders such as Drafts, Sent, Trash, etc. I right-clicked on the Email folder under the Inbox, opened Properties and hit the Repair Folder button, which made all the headers disappear as well! I didn't see any help messages with issues specific and/or limited to just the Email folder in Inbox. Can someone help! Tks, JS

I have Thunderbird set up with various POP accounts to act as an aggregator, bringing all email into one Inbox.

Most of the accounts are hotmail or gmail accounts.

When searching on terms, it will bring up old emails and the location given is "Inbox".

These emails are however not in my combined Inbox. I have gone through the Local Folders structure and there is no other folder names Inbox.

Is there a means to access these emails and either recover them or properly deleted them?

TBird 140.2. I save draft emails in my Local Folders. However, within 'gmail' I also have two Drafts folders neither of which I have been able to delete. Within my other 'outlook' account there is only one Drafts Folder. None of these folders are used for saving my Drafts ... how can I delete the extra folder in 'gmail' Thanks

i am trying to add my google mail account and i keep getting an authentication error with this message: " Unable to log in at server. Probably wrong configuration, username or password."

I am using the same configuration that i used for my other google account. and i am not given the opportunity to change the password. so how do i fix the problem?

I accidentally dragged some a "local folder" into my junkmail folder and then asked for the junkmail folder to be emptied. IN the process I have lost a couple of years' very important e-mails that I stored in the local folder (accounts information, etc). Is there anyway to retrieve it?

Get this error message I think since the update on September 2nd. See below

Unable to write the email to the mailbox. Make sure the file system allows you write privileges, and you have enough disk space to copy the mailbox. Also, I downloads a few old emails from September 2. If I delete them, they re-download when I click on get mail. I do get mail on my phone and on the Xfinity web site. I really would like to get this fixed as soon as I can. Thanks, William Dudzinski - dfolks@comcast.net - 248-444-5978

Give tips to reverse above prob. I haven't been able to drag messages from one folder to duplicated folder. The frustration is that the duplicates do not necessarily have total content !! HELP