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*With the '''KMail''' 1.10 shipped with KDE 4.1 or newer, right click on the folder and select <menuchoice>Rebuild Index</menuchoice> (you can do the same from the <menuchoice>Folder</menuchoice> menu).
*With earlier '''KMail''' versions the process is slightly more complicated. Close '''KMail'''. In '''Dolphin''', navigate to where your mail is stored (typically in <tt>~/.kde/share/apps/kmail/</tt>) and look for index files associated with the affected mailbox. There will be two or three, and be easy to spot. <menuchoice>Delete</menuchoice> them. They will be recreated when you re-start '''KMail'''. You will have lost the mails that had disappeared, but the rest of the mail should be visible again.
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=== You have empty 'ghost-mails' in your inbox (or other folder) ===

With the KMail 1.10 shipped with KDE 4.1 or newer, right click on the folder and select Rebuild Index (you can do the same from the Folder menu).
With earlier KMail versions the process is slightly more complicated. Close KMail. In Dolphin, navigate to where your mail is stored (typically in ~/.kde/share/apps/kmail/) and look for index files associated with the affected mailbox. There will be two or three, and be easy to spot. Delete them. They will be recreated when you re-start KMail. You will have lost the mails that had disappeared, but the rest of the mail should be visible again.