Deleting Spam Doesn't Remove All Spam
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okolox last edited by
I got Opera 12.16. When I try to permanently delete all spam from one of my mail accounts, not all of it gets deleted. About 15 emails come back just after deleting them. Is there a reason why this is occuring and what can I do to fix this?
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A Former User last edited by
I assume you have Opera set to delete the messages from the server as well as locally.
If you can access your e-mails using the web browser as well as the e-mail client, try going to the webmail page of your e-mail provider, and delete the messages there.
Hopefully that will fix it and you won't have to keep on doing that.
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okolox last edited by
Hi davehawley. The point is to delete spam from Opera which will delete the spam on the server side. So, accessing mail on the web browser is something I don't want to do. You mentioned that setting Opera to delele mail from the server and local end. Where in Opera's settings can I do that?
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linuxmint7 last edited by
In the main menu, click 'Mail and chat accounts...', then select the particular account from the list in the window that appears and click 'Edit...'. Go to the 'Incoming' tab and place a tick in the the following two places, 'Leave messages on server' and 'Until I permanently delete them'.
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okolox last edited by
In the main menu, click 'Mail and chat accounts...', then select the particular account from the list in the window that appears and click 'Edit...'. Go to the 'Incoming' tab and place a tick in the the following two places, 'Leave messages on server' and 'Until I permanently delete them'.
There are no such options on my Incoming tab on my mail account. Are you sure you're talking about Opera 12.16?
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leevi last edited by
POP email accounts might have it. I got only IMAP accounts and there indeed is no such setting.
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A Former User last edited by
Definitely version 12, there is no mail facility at all in the later Opera versions post 12.
What does appear in that tab?
I've no experience of using IMAP, only POP, so if the options don't appear in IMAP accounts and that's what you're using I can't suggest anything I'm afraid.
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A Former User last edited by
I don't think having any client is a good idea for security reasons*:sherlock:*
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Deleted User last edited by
So, accessing mail on the web browser is something I don't want to do.
Why not? You should check if your actions in mail client are taken effect in your mail.
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okolox last edited by
Hi guys. I'm using IMAP. >
So, accessing mail on the web browser is something I don't want to do.
Why not?
You got to be kidding me.
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okolox last edited by
I see.. no problem then. I'll figure it. Thanks for the help anyway guys. I appreciate it except for the troll with the troll comment.