In the K-9 Mail app Settings > Global settings > Network > Background sync menu, if it’s set to ‘When Autosync is checked’ change it to ‘Always’ and see if that makes any difference.Check K-9 Mail (the inbox) and see syncing is disabled Environment. Notice on another device (desktop client) that new mail arrived. All regular settings to allow syncing and intervals are set up correctly where this should be working.See Folder poll frequency, Poll folders, and Push folders. Most of these settings are under Settings > Account settings > Fetching mail. (And for whatever reason, I got a lot of connectivity problems on the Pre, and occasional issues on the Photon.It will say this if there is no network, or if there are no folders set up to pull or push (inbox by default will), or if pull and push are both disabled, or if syncing is disabled for all K-9 accounts. K9 tells me whether it has reached the server to check for mail. Also, when there's some communication glitch the Pre just didn't fetch mail, and generally didn't tell me there was a problem. I was never able to get that to really work on the Pre, but it works just fine in K9, and it was fairly obvious how to set it up. I have my own domain, and I like to send mail "from" my domain, and I send different types of mail "from" different addresses - makes it easier to sort the replies into folder. On the other hand, K9 works better for me than the Pre's email program did. Everything seems more complicated to do than on the Pre. I have the same impression of Android as you, by the way. (I think it has to do with synchronizing deletions on the server and the gadget.) My Photon is downloading mail into K9 just fine, but I get the same message. So if you have only told one account to download mail every 15 minutes (or whatever) the other needs to be told that, too.īy the way, that synching disabled message has nothing to do with downloading. You have to set up each account individually.
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