Why the sent folder contains 2 copies of all messages from MacBookPro?

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• Why does one of my email accounts stopped storage of messages in the "sent" folder?

  I have an iMac Apple OS x 10.8.5 and Thunderbird 24.5.0. The computer is configured for users of 2 - my wife and myself. I've set up for me with 3 e-mail accounts in Thunderbird, and my wife has 1 e-mail account. We use Thunderbird for several months without any major problems. All of a sudden today Outlook when my wife sent an e-mail via his account (Hotmail), it came with an error message saying that the message could not be sent. I have studied and found (by logging on Outlook) that the message had indeed been sent and showed upward in the Outlook sent folder, but not in the sent folder Thunderbird. After trying several messages test (with the same result), it is obvious that account Thunderbird to my wife is wrong to behave as described above. Then I tried my own account and was able to send emails using my Outlook account (Hotmail) normally. Messages have been saved in the "sent" folder as expected. I tried power off the computer and start again - no change - my installation of Thunderbird as it has done previously, but the installer of my wife no longer works as before.

  It would seem therefore that the program itself is ok, but there is something wrong with the installation of my wife.

  I have reviewed the content of both of our profile folders using Thunderbird's "Troubleshooting Information" to show each profile folder in the Finder.

  When I drill down to the folders 'pop3.live.com', there is a difference between the content of these files. My "pop3.live.com" folder contains the files of document intended for "Drafts", "Inbox", "Sent", "Trash", etc... I can open and inspect the contents of these folders.

  According to Finder "pop3.live.com" my wife folder contains Unix executable files rather than document files (they have all the names expected, just not the type of expected file and I can not open and inspect the contents of these folders).

  This would explain the behavior described above and if so, how can it be solved? If this isn't the answer, can someone point me in the right direction?

  Thanks for the suggestion, Matt. Not long until I received your response, I have found a workaround. Compaction of all cases seems to have resolved.

• My pc under Win 8.1. The system was asked to scan the hard drive (c). Once this is completed all the files in the sent folder went. Help!

  Run on a Dell PC (Win 8.1) for the last year or two. So far have had no problems with Thunderbird (latest version) until today (04/04/2015). For some unknown reason, my PC "action center" has suggested I should scan the 'C' drive for potential problems. It is worth noting that I was not aware of any problem of system before this message and I have no idea what were potential problems. Then, like a rooky with computers, I followed the rules and scanned the drive as suggested.

  The analysis took about 20 minutes to complete, followed by a normal startup. Everything was fine, except when I open Thunderbird Email, I observed that all messages/files (an estimated 1000) in the sent folder had been removed. All other Email TB cases appear normal and I can send new Emails and receive same OK.

  A test Email has worked with the file/message sent goes in the sent folder.

  Anyway, is allowing to recover the loss of files/messages sent and why the sweep of the 'C' drive would create this problem?

  Please provide the procedures to recover even at your earliest.

  Kind regards

  mikeandsylvia

  You will need to ask Microsoft make their software, is not something that one can guess at, a local technician could perhaps look at and advise you. But what we suggest here is guess and guess.

• Why is that it creates two copies in the sent folder?

  Whenever I have email, it creates two copies in the sent folder. I use outlook / hotmail / live.

  https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/questions/1056919

• Sent messages appear twice in the "Sent" folder

  Whenever I'm using Thunderbird 38.1 on Windows 10 to send a message, the message is saved twice in the "Sent" folder I don't have an account with Thunderbird. If I delete this message, the single message sent is displayed twice in the folder "deleted".

  Also, is it possible for me to get rid of the files the? I never got a message in them, and I see no need of them. If they are useful, can I at least integrate with records above them, which contain all messages on my email account?

  1. it is indeed a problem with outlook.com.

  Simply right-click on the account in the folders pane and select settings.
  Copies and records say Thunderbird does not make a copy of the mail sent anywhere.

  2. that depends on your account is IMAP or pop.

  • If it's POP, you can combine

  In the account settings > server settings > select advanced use global inbox instead of the Inbox for this account.
  Note in this case to any mail account records in local folders first that account records will be more visible after the change.

  • If IMAP is all I can suggest use unified folders view. This is the view (alt + V) menu > folders > unified.

  Local folders are local storage. In the case of an IMAP account, it is very important. Move messages to local folders removes the mail from the server, so you can archive mail on your computer you want is no longer online. You can also use local folders to make copies of important mail if you have two chances to lose.

• right pointing the orange arrow next to sent the message in the sent folder

  I sent an email to my son and myself as well. The message was sent, but it never happened in my Inbox. I always do and my message is well received.

  On this occasion, I never received the message. There is a right pointing the orange arrow next to the sent message in the sent folder. I assumed that it was sent, but I didn't get the message in my Inbox.

  The message was delivered to the e-mail address of my son?

  What is going on?

  Thank you

  Using googlemail? They do not seem to approve copies to self supporting without doubt that there is a copy in sent, though it is not as stated in the letter.

  You have an alternate email address of your choice to send it to?

  I think that all this has worked in the past. What could have changed recently?

• Content of the "sent" folder disappeared

  OS = Windows 10.
  Sent folder had about 50 entries. I was switching between the reception, sent and trash box, looking for something specific... all folders were normal, including envoys, then next time, I opened sent it was completely empty.
  I also have Outlook installed, so I opened and the "sent" folder is empty, there also.
  Is a surprise.

  Look under ImapMail / < account name >.

• I can't save the messages in the sent folder, there is a lock on the file name

  the messaging engine Thunderbird ceased to save emails in the sent folder, when I checked the sent folder, it was a symbol of lock at the beginning of the queue file. and an error came up saying "error copy sent the file.

  The padlock, which indicated it still, the account uses a secure connection.

  Now

  So that we can better investigate this problem, you need to add a little more non-personal information.

  Please add the troubleshooting information to your post
  To find troubleshooting information:

  • Open the help (or click Help three-line-icon and select)
  • Choose troubleshooting information
  • Use the copy button in the Clipboard to select them all. Do not check box "include account names!
  • Paste this into your post.

  Please also add the result of these troubleshooting steps to your message

  • Thunderbird works in mode Safe TB (see Thunderbird Safe Mode)?
  • Do you use anti-virus software and firewall? What is the version?
  • Who is the email provider?
  • Who is the provider of the internet?

  Please post back with that information and any other questions you may have.

• Sent messages do not appear in the "Sent" folder over. Help! THX!

  Greetings
  Given that the last 3 days 'sent' messages do not appear in the "Sent" folder over. Everything else seems OK.
  I checked "Account settings" - seem OK.
  Look forward to "of course the solution."
  THX for the help
  Henry

  Right-click on the folder and select Properties. What is the size of the folder on the drive.
  right click on the folder again, and then select compact.
  Right-click again select Properties. What is the size of the folder on the drive.

• How to synchronize the sent folder

  I have Thunderbird on multiple computers. I find that the sent folder is only synchronized with messages sent from this computer. I will like to have the sent folder synchronized on all the computers to the same account. I chose "sent" in the list of folders to synchronize, but this does not seem to make a difference.

  I use my email provider Rackspace IMAP and Thunderbird 24.6.0

  I use my email provider Rackspace IMAP and Thunderbird 24.6.0

  What do you use on all the computers to synchronize as well?

• How to make a copy of the sent IMAP messages when the sent folder file cannot be found?

  My Thunderbird works fine. I also see messages in the "sent" folder but I wonder are only registered in the IMAP server messages. For the backup application, I would like to copy the file from the "sent" folder but I can't find a local file for this.

  In home/me/.thunderbird/44g5fxvp.default/ImapMail/mail. .fi [mymail] I have files
  Archives - 1.sbd
  Archives.MSF
  Deleted messages
  Messages.MSF deleted
  Drafts.MSF
  INBOX
  INBOX.msf
  inbox_old
  inbox_old. MSF
  msgFilterRules.dat
  Sent.MSF
  Templates.MSF
  Trash.MSF
  Trash.SBD

  IE Sent.msf exists but is not named file sent. I am looking for a bad place? My Thunderbird settings or preferences are wrong? Is there something obvious that I missed?

  What is the most convenient way to make a local copy of the sent messages folder if Thunderbird does not have a local copy of it?

  Information on my system:
  The application databases
  Name Thunderbird
  Version 31.0
  User Agent Mozilla/5.0 (X 11; Linux x86_64; RV:31.0) Gecko/20100101 Thunderbird/31.0

  Application version identifier 20140721092545
  Permit Plugins about: plugins
  Build configuration about: buildconfig
  Memory usage on: memory

  Mail and News accounts
  [...]
  account3 mail (imap). [mymail] .fi:993 password smtpa Normal SSL/TLS. true password [mymail] .fi:465 Normal SSL/TLS

  Subscribed IMAP folders accounts configured to synchronize and place a copy of the folder on the server in the profile of mail, but this issue is constantly updated to match the server, so if you have new messages then these changes are made to the server folder and the folder on your computer is updated to match the server folder. Or if you delete mail from your copy then it will update the server. Then synchronized files are constantly changed and updated.
  Moving while copy/move, it stops the activity on files synchronized and enables offline that get you a copy to anywhere else you want.
  Less chance of something going wrong.
  then go back to online mode.

  I knew that some people have problems with copy/move emails in online mode that are offline.

  Easy way to go 'offline and online.
  To go offline:
  Click 2 bluescreen icon located in the bottom left of the status bar.

  To go online again:
  Click 2 screen black icon located in the bottom left of the status bar.

  Some useful info on IMAP backup:

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/IMAP_backup

  ImportExporttool - very useful:

  • https://addons.Mozilla.org/en-us/Thunderbird/addon/ImportExportTools/

• When I send a message, it seems to go OK, but Thunderbird then hangs up trying to copy the message in the sent folder. How do I overcome this?

  A pop-up window headed ' Send Message - Re:...» "reports status as"Copy of record Message. "" "... »
  with a progress bar that is large and green, but it never ends. If I abandon the process and close Thunderbird, when I open it the message is not in the "sent" folder.

  Try to repair the "sent" folder:

  • Right-click mouse on envoys > > Properties > > File Repair

  Try also to compact your folders:

  • Compacting folders

• Registration in the "sent" folder error

  Problem when sending email. Get error when recording sent folder. Sometimes it saves to the sent folder and gives the error but most of the time that it is not save to the folder. I fixed the file and it compacted. Still happens

  Suggest you try this: ancient Archives sent emails.

  If configure you the options of the Archive to monthly and keep the folder structure, these emails are easily placed. This will reduce the size of the file in the sent folder.

  Archiving options:

  • https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/KB/archived-messages
  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Archiving_your_e-mail

• Why the Photos app saves multiple copies of pictures?

  Why the Photos app saves multiple copies of pictures?

  What system and Photos version do you use?

  Where are these pictures?  How did they enter the photo library?

  Where and how do you see these multiple copies.

  

• When I send an email, it appears in my own Inbox and not the sent folder.

  emails sent appear in the Inbox clean.

  When I send an email, it appears in my own Inbox and not the sent folder.  Even if the box is checked, staging elements to move to the folder sent sent.  Any thoughts?

  Go to file | Identities and establish a new identity.  Then add your e-mail account.  When this works, then use a file | Import messages to import from the old identity.

  If you do not OE, then after return e-mail you what program use.

  Steve