[Desktop-packages] [Bug 885525] Re: Deleting a Gmail Message Always Sends Item to [Gmail]/Trash

2019-11-07 Thread Philippe Cloutier
If you are experiencing this, start by checking Gmail's Forwarding and POP/IMAP settings (at the misleading URL https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#settings/fwdandpop ). In the IMAP access area, check the second preference ("When I mark a message in IMAP as deleted") and - if that one is set to

[Desktop-packages] [Bug 603402]

2019-04-18 Thread Philippe Cloutier
I have had 2 Thunderbird 45 instances for the same Gmail account open in the last weeks, viewing the All Mail folder while I was deleting mails from that folder. On several occasions, I noticed after deleting and/or tagging mails from one instance that the other instance wasn't updated. The

[Desktop-packages] [Bug 1758363] Re: push and pop warning can generate "Operation not permitted" error

2018-05-11 Thread Philippe Cloutier
I'm sorry to report that this is not merely "cosmetic". I just noticed there is also a behavioral impact; when such a warning is triggered while running - for example - quilt pop 5, if the first de-application causes the warning, only 1 patch will be popped. -- You received this bug notification

[Desktop-packages] [Bug 1758363] Re: push and pop warning can generate "Operation not permitted" error

2018-03-23 Thread Philippe Cloutier
** Description changed: The push and pop quilt subcommands call touch for each patched file. The way it is called, touch can generate an error due to insufficient permissions, and that error is sent straight to the terminal. The touch call intends to set file modification times. As

[Desktop-packages] [Bug 1758363] [NEW] push and pop warning can generate "Operation not permitted" error

2018-03-23 Thread Philippe Cloutier
Public bug reported: The push and pop quilt subcommands call touch for each patched file. The way it is called, touch can generate an error due to insufficient permissions, and that error is sent straight to the terminal. The touch call intends to set file modification times. As explained in