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folders lost, duplicate profile for new messages not recognised. OSX

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Latest OSX (10.13.6 High Sierra) and thunderbird (latest 52.9.1) Message filter cannot find folders 30,000 msgs in database deleted .msf files no fix deleted global-messages-db.sqlite no fix


Pop3 with three accounts account a and b OK account c corrupted i.e. folder lost etc thought OK account c i will rename old and treat as a huge archive start again with account d renamed account c to cOLD created new account d get messages now shows TWO account BOTH as cOLD

I would be quite happy to have a ThunderbirdOLD app and a thunderbird NEW app thus starting with a clean slate Any ideas? Jonathon


PS Running Bitdefender which may be significant as it was flagged in another post

Latest OSX (10.13.6 High Sierra) and thunderbird (latest 52.9.1) Message filter cannot find folders 30,000 msgs in database deleted .msf files no fix deleted global-messages-db.sqlite no fix --------------------------------------------------------------- Pop3 with three accounts account a and b OK account c corrupted i.e. folder lost etc thought OK account c i will rename old and treat as a huge archive start again with account d renamed account c to cOLD created new account d get messages now shows TWO account BOTH as cOLD I would be quite happy to have a ThunderbirdOLD app and a thunderbird NEW app thus starting with a clean slate Any ideas? Jonathon PS Running Bitdefender which may be significant as it was flagged in another post

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02/08/2018 15:10:51 Thinking about it some more, bitdefender "deletes" emails containing a virus, and i wonder if it is the culprit to the folder corruption.