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I have been using Thunderbird for over 10 years (currently version 152.0 (64-bit) on Windows 11). For the past few months, I have intermittently been receiving duplicate emails. What could be causing this issue, and what are the possible solutions?

Hi,

I have a domain with catch all address.

I have default send from address as john@mydomain.com. When i press new message or hit reply , from is john@mydomain. 

With catch all setup, some email would be addressed email1@mydomain.com, email2@mydomain etc...

Is it possible than when i hit reply button on email, the from address would be set to "to" address of email i'm replying to ( for example email1@mydomain.com), instead of sender defined in account settings?

Thanks, Mario

I tried to connect my user on my Online Accounts on Linux Mint, but it said: Authentication Failed, so i tried to open my accounts and send a message to myself. The message is sent and it appears a little window that says: Your Messages was sent but a copy was not placed in your sent folder (Sent) due to network or file access errors. You can try or save the messages locally to Local Folders/Sent-(my e-mail name).

Same happens with Troubleshoot Mode and I don't think it's a connection error, so what is the file access error in here?

For some reason all my emails contained in the inbox keep moving to the trash box by themselves. I have to manually move them back to the inbox. This includes read and unread messages. anyone know how to stop this? V 152.0 64 bit.

I am running 152.0 (aarch64) on MacOS Tahoe.

I have noticed lately that Sent mail is often marked as unread. I can mark the folder read, yes, but I am wondering whether this is a bug or a feature. If it's a feature, I don't understand the benefit.

But specifically, I believe the bug/feature may be isolated to mail you send to yourself. I often will send myself reminders or links for later perusal, and I believe this may be part of the issue I'm identifying.

The presumption being if I sent a message, I have read it and therefore marking it unread isn't really useful.

Anyone notice this, and am I missing something (like a setting)?

Thanks!

When I press send, the little box 'sending message' appears along with the blue line, but it doesn't progress beyond that even after a very long wait. SMTP settings have been checked and are correct.

I get a message saying "The certificate is invalid." And I am currently unable to receive emails. When I open the server settings screen, it says "The certificate exception already exists."

I use Thunderbird for three accounts; the business I own, my other work, and my personal account. Everything was working smoothly until we migrated the business I own from Namecheap to Zoho and added it back to Thunderbird. I have two accounts on Zoho, a role-based group account (info@mydomain) and a user account (myname@mydomain). It still shows up as three accounts, on my left folder pane, with those two emails set up as identities within a single account. Today I have been trying to archive emails and it is not working across any of my accounts, not my other work nor my personal account. The archive button simply does nothing. I tried changing the settings in Copies and Folders- everything is set up right. I looked in the Config editor and saw that archive_enabled and three other configurations only existed for one of the four identities and were completely missing (not just switched to false) for the others. I added those configurations back, but nothing is working. What happened? And how do I fix it?

For the last two weeks I have noticed a marked decrease in the number of emails I am receiving. This is on my X@scratchmitt.com account email provider Gandi. I have attempted to contact Gandi but no response as yet. Is it possible the fault lies within my Thunderbird settings or installation?

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