It also rudely removed those same 16 messages from the original INBOX.

It also didnt know that 16 messages had left the INBOX without permission.

As I watched it over several minutes, the count slowly decreased.

You simply go to Users and, under More Actions, youll find the option to Rebuild Mailbox.

Oddly, that logs to the Config log (I would have thought Operations made more sense, but it didnt take very long.

The first hint was that if I tried to open one of the oldest messages, it came up blank.

I wanted to see if they background process would notice the missing files if I were not logged in.

This could be useful for sorting out Inbox messages by month, for example.

Only time will tell, of course, but so far it looks like it is doing the job.

For clients that sync data to local cache (Outlook, Apple Mail, etc.), it can apply much later - or sometimes never.

Shouldnt the background indexer be able to notify at least the KOC client that it had to fix indexes Can that in turn tell Outlook to invalidate its cache I personally dislike Outlook and Apple Mail.

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