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Undeletable "ghost" folders in Trash

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Under Inbox | Trash in my TBird account is a structure

2019
  subfoldername
     sub-subfoldername

in italics, in gray letters. When I try to delete it, I see "The server replied [Nonexistent]" and the structure disappears; until I close and reopen TBird, and there it is again. When I select "Empty trash" I get no error message and the structure disappears; but it reappears on reopening TBird. How can I make it gone gone gone?

Under Inbox | Trash in my TBird account is a structure 2019 subfoldername sub-subfoldername in italics, in gray letters. When I try to delete it, I see "The server replied [Nonexistent]" and the structure disappears; until I close and reopen TBird, and there it is again. When I select "Empty trash" I get no error message and the structure disappears; but it reappears on reopening TBird. How can I make it gone gone gone?

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With all due respect, since the problem has gone away I did not see a need to investigate it further. But to answer your question (if I understand it correctly), I see

Keep message archives in: "Archives" Folder on: [my email address]

However, as I stated above, > I have moved older ones to local folders on my NAS drive. And I moved some yesterday

Thanks again for your help, and I will drop the matter until / unless it reappears.

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where does the archive setting in account settings point. Sounds like the folder is being recreated for a purpose and given it's name I am guessing archives is the most likely outcome.

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Thanks for your reply. > where does the archive setting in account settings point

Well, that's a little complicated. Recent years' archives are stored on my ISP's server; but I have moved older ones to local folders on my NAS drive. And I moved some yesterday; have previously done this with no problem.

But; for no reason I can name, after several closing of TBird and restarts, the ghost folder is gone now. Can close this question; if it comes back will open a new one.

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I asked a question and you provided lot of information. None of it actually answering the question.


What shows in your account settings like in the image below. (that is a POP mail account that uses a deferred inbox, everything in that account uses local folders.


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With all due respect, since the problem has gone away I did not see a need to investigate it further. But to answer your question (if I understand it correctly), I see

Keep message archives in: "Archives" Folder on: [my email address]

However, as I stated above, > I have moved older ones to local folders on my NAS drive. And I moved some yesterday

Thanks again for your help, and I will drop the matter until / unless it reappears.

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