Mozilla's Thunderbird email program: How do I prevent old emails from being automatically deleted?
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How did you set up the program? It may be a setting from the e-mail provider and not from the Thunderbird.
Before Ewigkeietn download money from the Mozilla page. Always updated automatically. In my folder “Send” emails are never deleted. in my local folder “representation ” but already, after a few months..
You need to adjust this to your provider Web.de. Log in to Web.de and change the deletion periods from the inbox folder. Because at Web.de they remain there and are also deleted in the email client when both synchronize with each other.
Go to Extras -> Account Settings > Server Settings -> “Leave Messages on the Server” or “Local Messages from the Server to …”
Thunderbird deletes “older” mails only if you set it up.
And as to delete mails on the server (apart from the settings for the account via the web client):
I’ve always done that.
I just added something. Then I guess it was. TB does not automatically extinguish anything.
If you use IMAP, you can’t set it in Thunderbird, then your mailing provider usually controls it. So you would have to set any erasing intervals directly there.
You could regularly backup your mails in Thunderbird to archive important yourself.
It’s from web.de. The affected folder “Betreuung” but is a local folder at Thunderbird. Under web.de you can’t call it.
This is about Thunderbird settings and not about web.de.
Yes, yet you need to check and customize the settings at Web.de if otherwise in Thunderbird all settings are set correctly. That’s why I asked how you set up Thunderbird!
You can export the mails from the “representation” folder on the old computer and import them to the new one. So you have the mails, but there is no risk of importing damaged settings.
At the Müsli food, the clarification came to me:
I have a new computer since June. I dispensed with a restore from the backup because damaged, non-repairing settings were also feared on the backup. The local folder “representation” is only stored on my PC and is therefore new since June. The folder “Sends” is stored at Thunderbird.
Excuse me.
I thank you all for your efforts.