From: agents@meddatainc.com   
      
   Dave Yeo wrote:   
   > bey24thgfdhg wrote:   
   >>> Yes, it might be related to crashing and would then be a bug. How do i   
   >>> get back to a folder named INBOX and not INBOX-7, INBOX-14 etc.? I   
   >>> have tried to exit SeaMonkey and rename e.g. INBOX-7 to INBOX and   
   >>> delete the corresponding msf file but it does not correct it.   
   >>>   
   >>> I   
   >>   
   >> I should mention that SeaMonkey consistently crashes every time I write   
   >> a message in this newsgroup and hit SEND (the message does get sent   
   >> though). I have about 35 email accounts but only one newsgroup, this   
   >> one. I am running version 2.53.21 under Linux.   
   >   
   > You have to do the surgery while SM is running. I'd start by backing up your   
   profile, always a good idea and I'm not sure my advice will work for you.   
   > Create a folder, lets say called tmp. Drag'n'drop all your messages in the   
   inboxes to tmp. Delete the folders. Create a new inbox. Drag.n'drop your   
   messages back to inbox. Untested here and depending on how your profile is set   
   up, you may not be able    
   to delete inbox with sub-folders without also moving the sub-folders.   
   > As I said, back up before experimenting as this is untested here.   
   > Dave   
      
   Does not SM have some debug logging function so that I can start SM in debug   
   mode and see where the issues lies?   
      
   By the way, I picked two email accounts at random and manually compacted them   
   to see if e.g. INBOX-17 and INBOX-17.msf would be renamed INBOX and INBOX.msf   
   after compacting. They were not.   
      
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