[ngw] folder contents deleted inexplicably

[Gert]

Does this happen to the same workstation only? Tried removing the proxy
rights for the user and re-assigning them again?

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On Mon, Apr 12, 2010 at 3:42 PM, Ian Blackwood <Ian.Blackwood at golding.com.au
> wrote:

>  Hi,
>
> We have a common resource with multiple people having proxy rights.
>
> In this mailbox is a folder structure with subfolders. (note - not shared
> folders)
>
> The users drag items from the main mailbox to the subfolders.
>
> One particular user sees the contents of his folder structure all get
> deleted (into trash). Now for the third time in two months. This last
> occasion, no-one else was in the office.
>
> In effect - just like highlighting the parent folder for the structure,
> hitting delete and choosing contents only - the folders are there but empty.
> Trash contains all the messages with delete times showing it was one event.
>
> No rules with delete actions exist.
> No auto-cleanup exists
> GW7.03hp1 on WinXP.
>
> I have reason to believe he was dragging a message from mailbox to
> subfolder when the last event occurred. This message was a forwarded message
> from and to this same resource (I believe so he could annotate the message).
>
> Has ANYONE ever seen this behaviour and any ideas why ?
>
> TIA,
> Ian
>
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