#Gmail remove duplicate messages free#

However, it sometimes copies duplicate emails, due to which the size of the mailbox increases. Many small businesses and individual users use it as a default email client for sending and receiving emails.

#Gmail remove duplicate messages free#

Table is populated with all of the reports that are sending out multiple times with the Attempts column incrementing every time the duplicate email is sent out.Thunderbird is a free email application developed by Mozilla. Having done more digging we have noticed that the The question is, what process is causing that mail to be resubmitted to the exchange server and how, other than another reboot do we stop the emails resending. I then checked the Exchange queues and turned on logging for the connection and i could see a new mail being resubmitted every 30mins to the exchange mail queue. What do i mean by this, the subscription as far as SSRS is concerned ran once at its normal time (10am), this has been proven by scrutinizing the logs to see if another execution occurred (it didn't) and by renaming the SPROC that the report references to ensure that it would fail, yet it didn't and the mail resent.

We had an out of memory error and the CPU usage was spiking this morning on our reports server, a clean reboot seemed to rectify the issue, however since then all the email subscriptions have been sending multiple times. Had an interesting error today and couldn't find anything online about it so wondered if any of you guys had seen this behavior before. Otherwise, you may be able to change the server side to also use the 'Sent' folder. The other folder with the name 'Sent' (the default name of Thunderbird) will revert to be a normal custom folder, and you should be able to delete it. If you can't, then have Thunderbird use the same folder as your web mail system of your university.

If you also want to use the web mail, then it depends on the extend by which you can customize the sent mail folder on the server. After this, the folder continues to exist on the server, but you do not see it in Thunderbird. Right-click an account in the left pane and select 'Unsubscribe' In order not to see it, unsubscribe from it in Thunderbird ( You may not be allowed to delete the 'Send messages' folder, because it is special to your University account. If you never use the web mail of your university, you could use 'Sent', the default Thunderbird folder, for sent mail. You recognize the folder used by Thunderbird by the special icon of that folder. 'Preferences - Account settings', in the 'Account settings' dialog, locate your account in the left pane and select 'Copies and Folders' In Thunderbird, you can define what folder to use for sent mail ( The IMAP server may be set not to allow to delete it. Your university IMAP may by default seems to use the name 'Sent Messages' to store send mail. My wife's Ubuntu computer with Thunderbird and only one email account set up has the same issue. My older computer running Ubuntu 19.10 and Thunderbird 60.9.0 connects to the same accounts and has the same problem. Removing 'Sent Messages' from the 'subscriptions' file in the Maildir folder on the university linux IMAP mailserverĪll of the above with 'Sent' and 'Sent Messages' reversed. For the University IMAP account I have 'place copy in' set to ''Sent' Folder on IMAP account'

In Edit->Account Settings->Copies and Folders for the gmail account I do not have 'place copy in' checked. When I restart Thunderbird, it is back and I am subscribed again When I restart Thunderbird, it is recreated thunderbird//ImapMail and deleting the copy on the linux IMAP mailserver. Sometimes it is an option and I delete the folder, but it is always back when I restart Thunderbirdĭeleting the copy of the folder in my. Sometimes delete is not an option when I right click. Right click on 'Sent Messages' to delete it.

For the university IMAP account there are two sent folders, one called 'Sent' and the other called 'Sent Messages' No matter what I do I cannot seem to reduce this to a single 'Sent' folder. It connects to my account and also a linux IMAP mailserver with my university. I have a laptop running Ubuntu 20.04 with Thunderbird 68.10.0.