On Friday, 20 October 2017 16:44:30 BST Ian Zimmerman wrote: > Is there something else on your system that checks for new mail, like a > notifier pop-up or an icon in your DE? If so, it is possible that this > makes the mail appear "old" to POP, and that claws is interested (maybe > by default) only in new mail.
My ISP doesn't allow emails to remain on their server after being read. You could say that my fetching of emails is a transfer operation, not a copy. Grant asked about a trace of KMail's conversation with the server. I found a Log Activities plugin and activated it, but I can't find a log file. I didn't restart the program, though, so I'll try again when more emails have arrived in the ISP's queue. -- Regards, Peter.
