I've tried searching for this issue around the forums, but I can't find anything similar...
I bought a Hero about a month ago, and I use the Gmail app to get my Google Mail with no problems at all. I set up the default Mail app to get my work e-mail using an IMAP incoming server and SMTP outgoing server, and that's where my problem exists.
When I set up the account on the Mail app, everything works great and it downloads the e-mails I've received within the last few days. After 12-24 hours, it stops downloading any e-mails into my Inbox. If I hit refresh, it refreshes without any error messages, but no mail shows up. I tried deleting the mail account several times and setting it up anew; each time the same thing happens - it works for the first 12-24 hours and then stops downloading. (I can still send e-mails with no problem...I've tested that.)
The strangest part is that if I hit Menu from my Inbox and choose the Folders option, I get a folders list that has some of my IMAP folders in it, but then where the list should include folders that have sub-folders, it instead begins a list of literally thousands of folder names like {33}, {51}, {20}, {27}, {22}, {34}, and so on. (The numbers in the brackets appear as the folder names, and the numbers often repeat, but not in a recognizable pattern.) Overall, the list of "folders" with those numbers in brackets is thousands of items long.
Based on my observations, I'm wondering if the problem has something to do with the fact that some of my IMAP folders have sub-folders within them (since those are the folders that don't show up on my list). For example, if I have an IMAP folder called "Research" that has two sub-folders called "Research Project A" and "Research Project B", none of those folders show up in the Folders list, but these bracketed numbers are there in droves.
I'm really stuck on this, and the Sprint tech support guy in my local store says he hasn't seen anything like it.
Can anyone help? (I've LOVED my HTC Hero and the Sprint service and coverage, but this is a frustrating issue for me.)
Thanks in advance.
I bought a Hero about a month ago, and I use the Gmail app to get my Google Mail with no problems at all. I set up the default Mail app to get my work e-mail using an IMAP incoming server and SMTP outgoing server, and that's where my problem exists.
When I set up the account on the Mail app, everything works great and it downloads the e-mails I've received within the last few days. After 12-24 hours, it stops downloading any e-mails into my Inbox. If I hit refresh, it refreshes without any error messages, but no mail shows up. I tried deleting the mail account several times and setting it up anew; each time the same thing happens - it works for the first 12-24 hours and then stops downloading. (I can still send e-mails with no problem...I've tested that.)
The strangest part is that if I hit Menu from my Inbox and choose the Folders option, I get a folders list that has some of my IMAP folders in it, but then where the list should include folders that have sub-folders, it instead begins a list of literally thousands of folder names like {33}, {51}, {20}, {27}, {22}, {34}, and so on. (The numbers in the brackets appear as the folder names, and the numbers often repeat, but not in a recognizable pattern.) Overall, the list of "folders" with those numbers in brackets is thousands of items long.
Based on my observations, I'm wondering if the problem has something to do with the fact that some of my IMAP folders have sub-folders within them (since those are the folders that don't show up on my list). For example, if I have an IMAP folder called "Research" that has two sub-folders called "Research Project A" and "Research Project B", none of those folders show up in the Folders list, but these bracketed numbers are there in droves.
I'm really stuck on this, and the Sprint tech support guy in my local store says he hasn't seen anything like it.
Can anyone help? (I've LOVED my HTC Hero and the Sprint service and coverage, but this is a frustrating issue for me.)
Thanks in advance.