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Hi. I received two e-mails a while ago to Evolution from. No subject line, no sender, just the date filed has a ?. If I highlight either of these two e-mails Evolution crashes. I have managed to get around it by quickly clicking on another e-mail when I open Evolution and then just avoiding those two. However now when I open Evolution I am in a different folder (other than inbox) and when I click on inbox I have no time to quickly click on another e-mail. Any ideas of how to fix it permanently or another way I can open Evolution so that it doesn't open on either of those two e-mails.
That's because, unless there is a remarkable coincidence, your username isn't dc (the one used in the example in the link).
Try ~/.evolution/mail/local/folders.db
~ is a shortcut to the current user's home directory, no matter what their username is.
I still can't find that. Even just folder/db can't be found if searching for files in files or the Ubuntu equivalent of windows explorer
What i did find is .config/evolution/mail/folders/ and then a whole lot of files that all start with et-expanded-folder:__local_. Then each one is suffixed with inbox, trash etc. Maybe I can upload a screen shot of those files
I still can't find that. Even just folder/db can't be found if searching for files in files or the Ubuntu equivalent of windows explorer
What i did find is .config/evolution/mail/folders/ and then a whole lot of files that all start with et-expanded-folder:__local_. Then each one is suffixed with inbox, trash etc. Maybe I can upload a screen shot of those files
Here's the image screen shot of files in that folder.
Hmm battling there too but what I did find is the attached image of file location folders.db. Do I need to delete that? Will ti not delete my data in Evolution?
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