I am going to have to give up on KMAIL.
Its back to doing that weird thing that I talked about a couple weeks ago, where as soon as I am done writing my email, I hit the envelope with the green > on it, and instead of just sending it, it puts it in the LOCAL FOLDERS OUTBOX, I then have to switch to OUTBOX and then hit the button I added to my toolbar that says " SEND QUEUED MAIL VIA....." and select Fastmail.
That issue stopped for awhile and as soon as I hit the send button with the green > on it, the email skipped the OUTBOX and sent itself, and then put a copy into the sent folder.
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On Friday 21 June 2024 23.12:58 CHRIS M via tde-users wrote:
That issue stopped for awhile and as soon as I hit the send button with the green > on it, the email skipped the OUTBOX and sent itself, and then put a copy into the sent folder.
Are you sure you're using TDE's kmail? I understand that you may have customized the interface, but I don't have any "green >" on any button here. (I use the menu "message" and "send mail").
Thierry
On Friday 21 June 2024 04:23:13 pm Thierry de Coulon via tde-users wrote:
On Friday 21 June 2024 23.12:58 CHRIS M via tde-users wrote:
That issue stopped for awhile and as soon as I hit the send button with the green > on it, the email skipped the OUTBOX and sent itself, and then put a copy into the sent folder.
Are you sure you're using TDE's kmail? I understand that you may have customized the interface, but I don't have any "green >" on any button here. (I use the menu "message" and "send mail").
Thierry ____________________________________________________
Yes, I am. Hopefully, this attachment comes through to the list so you can see.
============================================================ THANKS IN ADVANCE! CHRIS
CHRIS@CWM030.COM
~* Lenovo ThinkCentre M710q*~~* *~~1 TB SSD*~~ ~*15.5 GiB of ram*~
~~* Q4OS Trinity Edition* ~~ ~FYI, TDE is a continuation of KDE 3.x ~ ~ Q4OS is based off of the latest Debian Version~
You set the option for sending mail to "immediatly send" (or whatever that's called in the interface) ?
Anno domini 2024 Fri, 21 Jun 16:37:22 -0500 CHRIS M via tde-users scripsit:
On Friday 21 June 2024 04:23:13 pm Thierry de Coulon via tde-users wrote:
On Friday 21 June 2024 23.12:58 CHRIS M via tde-users wrote:
That issue stopped for awhile and as soon as I hit the send button with the green > on it, the email skipped the OUTBOX and sent itself, and then put a copy into the sent folder.
Are you sure you're using TDE's kmail? I understand that you may have customized the interface, but I don't have any "green >" on any button here. (I use the menu "message" and "send mail").
Thierry ____________________________________________________
Yes, I am. Hopefully, this attachment comes through to the list so you can see.
============================================================ THANKS IN ADVANCE! CHRIS
CHRIS@CWM030.COM
~* Lenovo ThinkCentre M710q*~~* *~~1 TB SSD*~~ ~*15.5 GiB of ram*~
~~* Q4OS Trinity Edition* ~~ ~FYI, TDE is a continuation of KDE 3.x ~ ~ Q4OS is based off of the latest Debian Version~
On Friday 21 June 2024 04:51:38 pm Dr. Nikolaus Klepp via tde-users wrote:
You set the option for sending mail to "immediatly send" (or whatever that's called in the interface) ?
Yes. See attachment :)
============================================================ THANKS IN ADVANCE! CHRIS
CHRIS@CWM030.COM
~* Lenovo ThinkCentre M710q*~~* *~~1 TB SSD*~~ ~*15.5 GiB of ram*~ ~~* Q4OS Trinity Edition* ~~ ~FYI, TDE is a continuation of KDE 3.x ~ ~ Q4OS is based off of the latest Debian Version~
Attached is what I was talking about in the orginal email.
See the green > right under the message menu?
I just tap that once, thinking my message would just be sent, but instead it just gets moved to the OUTBOX.
============================================================ THANKS IN ADVANCE!
CHRIS
CHRIS@CWM030.COM
~* Lenovo ThinkCentre M710q*~~* *~~1 TB SSD*~~ ~*15.5 GiB of ram*~ ~~* Q4OS Trinity Edition* ~~
~FYI, TDE is a continuation of KDE 3.x ~ ~ Q4OS is based off of the latest Debian Version~
On Fri June 21 2024 14:12:58 CHRIS M via tde-users wrote:
That issue stopped for awhile and as soon as I hit the send button with the green > on it, the email skipped the OUTBOX and sent itself, and then put a copy into the sent folder.
In my kmail the green > is for forwarding while the green Λ is for sending.
When happens then is determined by the Configure KMail / Accounts / Sending / Default Send Method, which I have set to Send Now.
If my KMail is unable to connect to the server the mail is placed in Local / Outbox instead. The reason why KMail cannot connect to a server might be determined by running a packet tracer such as tcpdump.
--Mike
On Friday 21 June 2024 05:45:48 pm Mike Bird via tde-users wrote: In my kmail the green > is for forwarding while the green Λ is for sending.
When happens then is determined by the Configure KMail / Accounts / Sending / Default Send Method, which I have set to Send Now.
If my KMail is unable to connect to the server the mail is placed in Local / Outbox instead. The reason why KMail cannot connect to a server might be determined by running a packet tracer such as tcpdump.
--Mike
chris@q4os-desktop:~$ tcpdump
bash: tcpdump: command not found
chris@q4os-desktop:~$ sudo tcpdump
[sudo] password for chris:
sudo: tcpdump: command not found
chris@q4os-desktop:~$
On Fri June 21 2024 16:00:55 CHRIS M via tde-users wrote:
If my KMail is unable to connect to the server the mail is placed in Local / Outbox instead. The reason why KMail cannot connect to a server might be determined by running a packet tracer such as tcpdump.
--Mike
chris@q4os-desktop:~$ tcpdump
bash: tcpdump: command not found
chris@q4os-desktop:~$ sudo tcpdump
[sudo] password for chris:
sudo: tcpdump: command not found
chris@q4os-desktop:~$
tcpdump, tshark, and wireshark are all packet sniffers included with Debian. I hear that q4os is based on Debian so I would guess that you could install one or more of them with apt.
--Mike
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