Am Donnerstag, den 24.03.2016, 18:02 +0000 schrieb Pete Biggs: > (...) > Gmail itself (not Evolution) > saves a copy of every email you send through it, independent of any > settings in Evolution. So you *should not* tell Evolution to save sent > mail on the server for Gmail accounts - not only is it unnecessary to > do so, but I think it might well cause confusion when you have two > copies of every message sent. > > For Gmail accounts you should configure Evolution to store sent > messages in a local folder, normally "On This Computer/Sent". > > This is the advice from both Google and the Evolution team. > > (If you don't use Gmail's SMTP server, then this doesn't apply.)
So, let's state, all the following is about using Gmail's SMTP server. (...) > > It is on-topic in so much as it might be necessary to explain some of > the odd behaviour of Gmail accounts - but it is not Evolution specific, > any IMAP client suffers from the same problems. Hoping we get together some explanations of the odd behaviour of Gmail accounts. First of all, I'd like to show, how I set up my account in Evolution, so the reader knows we're talking about - maybe - some special setup. > (...) > > > You would be better using some image service and pasting a link http://picpaste.com/gmail-oX5lUrUP.png "Gesendet" is the "SENT" folder which I pointed to --> http://picpaste.com/g-accounteditor-X41MyXs2.png Hope you non-german recognize what's called account editor (or so). So I did the forbidden (?) - but it works with no difficulties :-o _______________________________________________ evolution-list mailing list [email protected] To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
