In this case, it looks like i was deleting and outlook resyncing faster than the server could update the deleted list - there were 3 sync errors generated in less than a minute referencing 7, 11, and 19 messages.ġ1:04:15 Synchronizing local changes in folder 'Inbox'ġ1:04:16 9 item(s) deleted in online folder
That tells me that the issue was resolved. Based on the time stamps, its when i went through and deleted a bunch of mail - an hour later i had the same error but no item count and then the errors stopped. This is a sync issue in a gmail account - basically what it is saying is 9 things were deleted from the inbox but something is out of whack. (Only a small % of imap servers need that).Īre these send and receive errors or errors in Sync issues folders? Do they include text or just the numbers? So I followed their advice and moved the folders out of the inbox and ran the sync again and I'm still getting the sync errors: 8004DF03-0-0-560Īny one care to share their thoughts and experience concerning these different issues and settings ?Ĭlick to expand.The use of the \inbox path and location of the folders is entirely dependant on the imap server - if the isp says you don't need it, don't use it. My ISP, Infomaniak, however assures me that it is good practice to create subfolders at the same level as the inbox rather than within the inbox itself I tested this but the sync errors didn't disappear : Lately I read that if the user's sub-folders are actually within the INBOX folder and that one indicates "inbox" in the advanced settings. I have been using the following settings for a while now when setting up user's access to IMAP account under Outlook:īut I have recently come across some issues, especially concerning synchronisation :
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