Problem deleting email via Outlook

[Nielemann]

Hello,

I use Roundcube webmail when i'm not at home, but when i'm at home I want to read and write it through Outlook 2003. Everything works fine, there's only one thing I can't figure out.

When I delete mail in Outlook, the message stays in the Inbox (turned grey and striked through) but can't be completely removed. How do i entirely remove a message in Outlook?

When I open through webmail, all folders are empty. So it looks like synchronizing isn't functioning correct.

[ABerglund]

You need to ask this somewhere that provides Outlook support. Roundcube has nothing to do with accessing mail via Outlook.

[toetag]

Google is your friend:

How To Permanently Delete Imap Mails in Outlook

[toetag]

Google is yuor friend:

link

Hello,

I use Roundcube webmail when i'm not at home, but when i'm at home I want to read and write it through Outlook 2003. Everything works fine, there's only one thing I can't figure out.

When I delete mail in Outlook, the message stays in the Inbox (turned grey and striked through) but can't be completely removed. How do i entirely remove a message in Outlook?

When I open through webmail, all folders are empty. So it looks like synchronizing isn't functioning correct.

[toetag]

Google is your friend, you need to purge (outlook issue not roundcube as stated).

Link

Hello,

I use Roundcube webmail when i'm not at home, but when i'm at home I want to read and write it through Outlook 2003. Everything works fine, there's only one thing I can't figure out.

When I delete mail in Outlook, the message stays in the Inbox (turned grey and striked through) but can't be completely removed. How do i entirely remove a message in Outlook?

When I open through webmail, all folders are empty. So it looks like synchronizing isn't functioning correct.

[Nielemann]

Thanks for the information!

Sorry, I'm not familiar with Imap and the purge function in Outlook, therefore thought it had something to do with Roundcube <--> Outlook.

Wrong topic at the wrong place, sorry for that.