We've gotta get a delete all application working....

Emails are physically stored anywhere as you can't "physically" store something that isn't physical.

Anyway, your best bet is logging onto your email using a POP client (ThunderBird) and deleting all emails there. Then just reset your email account on your iPhone.

Originally Posted by chrisrowe

Emails are physically stored anywhere as you can't "physically" store something that isn't physical.

Anyway, your best bet is logging onto your email using a POP client (ThunderBird) and deleting all emails there. Then just reset your email account on your iPhone.

Aww you are a meanie.

The emails are actually stored in a physical way, though. You are flipping electrical bits in the eeprom, and/or magnetic bits on a hard drive. It really is physical, ultimately.

That being said, I don't really understand the OP's question

Emails are stored in a sqlite db I think the file is called EnvelopeData (unlike most other sqlite dbs on the iphone this one doesnt have a .sqlite extension)...

anyways, you can possibly delete all by running a few sqlite queries. be careful though, as you must delete data from several tables to insure that consistency is kept within the db.

Originally Posted by zorahk

We've gotta get a delete all application working....

/var/root/Library/Mail/