IMAP clients like Netscape whose delete function (by default?) tries to
copy a message to a Trash folder before removing the message from the
current mailbox will also exhibit this problem if the user quota is
exceeded. Do you have a default quota set?
Users find this frustrating because even if
Guy Durand wrote:
>
> When I attemp to delete a message from the client I receive the message
> that The IMAP copy failed.
>
> Can anyone give me a clue as to what is happening so that I might attemp
> to fix it?
>
> Badiane
If you are not using Netscape, ignore this. Otherwise...
If this is N
David Wright wrote:
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>
> It sounds like you have a client that deletes by moving to a Trash folder,
> and you don't have a Trash folder. Make sure the client is configured so
> that delete means "mark message as deleted."
Actually the trash folder is there and has been working for months. This
> When I attemp to delete a message from the client I receive the message
> that The IMAP copy failed.
It sounds like you have a client that deletes by moving to a Trash folder,
and you don't have a Trash folder. Make sure the client is configured so
that delete means "mark message as deleted."
