Sent Messages / Incorrect Date

Any solutions?... Or anyone else with this problem?
My SENT folder is MAIL is set to retreive messages from my .Mac SENT folder.
When it does, most messages, and sometimes all of them, show they were sent "TODAY." Of course, these were messages sent throughout the month and I'm left with no way to correct sort by date.
Thanks for any thoughts!

This is actually .Mac webmail’s fault and Mail has no bearing on it. The date & time that Mail shows in the Date Sent column is the date & time that appears in the message’s Date header and is set by the mail client used to send the message, but .Mac webmail doesn’t set the Date header on the copy of messages sent that way that it puts in Sent.
If the message’s Date header is missing, then the mail client used to view the message cannot reliably determine the sent date. You’d encounter a similar problem if you used any other IMAP mail client to access your .Mac account.
You may want to report the problem to .Mac email support. Only Apple can fix it.

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Im having problem in Mail. Sent is showing incorrect date and also not showing sent emails that have been successfully sent. Is it a virus?

Having trouble in MAIL. Running MacOSX(10.6.8) and in MAIL the SENT both doesnt show sent messages( successfully received) and doesnt show correct date sent. Any ideas??

Not sure about the time stamp problem, but the missing "Sent" mails problem is not uncommon. This problem is one that a lot of people have and in my opinion, I think it's a problem with Apple's mail application, nothing at the user's end.
Does this happen only when you include an attachment or does that matter? Also, does it only happen when your outgoing message is delayed a bit? Check your junk/spam folder to see if your sent messages went in there.
This doesn't fix anything, but you might change your e-mail settings so that all new mails are automatically sent Bcc to yourself.
Sometimes the "missing" sent mails are not going in the right folder. I'm sure you probably already know, but in the left-hand column in MAIL, under Mailboxes, there is a second "sent" folder way at the bottom, depending on your other e-mail accounts, such as Yahoo or Gmail). Many people have discovered their missing "sent" e-mails in those.
It is a big hassle, for sure, and has been officially reported. Users with complaints are being told that Apple's Intrusion Detection and Prevention (IDP) systems block the connection from a user's e-mail client when it attempts to store outgoing e-mails, which contain attachments, to the users' sent folder.
This is supposedly due to the Mac OS/Mac Mail sending non-standard or erroneous commands to the server, emulating the activity which would be generated by an attacker attempting to abuse an exploit in the IMAP server. I doubt you are doing anything wrong, so it's just a matter of waiting for them to FIX this annoying issue.

Windows Live mail - Imported sent messages are incorrectly displaying destination address

I imported Windows live mail messages from XP to 8.1... everything is ok except for the fact that the "Sent" messages are listed as sent to "the owners address" which is really the "source" address for all these old sent messages....Client
needs these back to how they were on the XP machine... This is a result of importing using the import tool method from the file menu, and the same result after I did it manually by dragging old files into the new "Windows live mail" sub-directory
(sent folder).... I think its a setting or something I need to change so I can either redo it....

VTS
Windows live mail questions are better asked
here
Wanikiya and Dyami--Team Zigzag

Sent messages aren't saved in the Sent Items folder in Outlook 2013

When we send a message in Outlook 2013, a copy of the message should be saved in the Sent Items folder by default. If Outlook doesn’t save a copy of the sent message, it may be caused by any one of the following
reasons:
The “Save copies of messages in the Sent Items folder”
option in Outlook is disabled.
The save location for sent messages was changed to another folder.
There is a custom view set on Sent Items folder, or the view on
Sent Items is corrupt.
Outlook Data File may be damaged.
To resolve the issue, use the appropriate method for your situation.
Enable the Save copies of messages in the Sent Items folder
option
To configure Outlook 2013 to save copies of your sent messages in the Sent Items folder, please follow these steps:
1. Click File tab > Options.
2. Click Mail on the left pane.
3. Scroll to the Save Messages section, select the check box before “Save copies of messages in the Sent Items folder”.
4. Click OK.
If it is the replying message that is not saving to the Sent Items folder, we need to disable the “When replying to a message that is not in the Inbox, save the reply in the same folder” option in the location mentioned above.
If you’re using an IMAP account, please also make sure you didn’t select the “Do not save copies of sent items” in Account Settings. To check this, Please refer to the following steps:
1. In Outlook, click File tab > Info.
2. Click Account Settings > Account Settings, and then double-click your IMAP account to open the
Change Account wizard.
3. Click More Settings button.
4. Under Sent Items heading, clear the check box before “Do not save copies of sent items”.
5. Click OK and click Next to complete the configuration.
Make sure there is no rule or anything else to redirect sent messages to other folders
To check if it is caused by Outlook rules, please follow these steps:
1. In Outlook 2013, click Home tab.
2. Click Rules > Manage Rules & Alerts.
3. In the rules list, check if there is any rule that applied to the sent messages may cause this issue.
In addition, some rules may be corrupt or hidden and we cannot see them from the rules list. We need to use the MFCMAPI tool to find and delete the corrupt/hidden rules. To do this, we can use the following steps:
1. Download MFCMAPI tool from: http://mfcmapi.codeplex.com/
2. Start MFCMAPI tool.
3. Click Session menu >
Logon, select the Outlook profile you are using and click OK.
4. Double-click the mailbox that contains the inbox rules that you want to delete.
5. A new window will open. In the new window, expand
Root Container or Root – Mailbox, and then expand
Top of Information Store or IPM_SUBTREE.
6. Right click on Inbox and select
Open associated contents table.
7. In the Inbox window, locate and then right-click the items that have the
IPM.Rule.Message message class, and then click Delete Message.
To identify a specific rule, you’ll have to select the rule in the top pane in MFCMAPI and then scroll down in the lower pane and look at the
Property name(s) column. Find the ptagRuleMsgName property name and check the value against the rule name you were trying to delete in Outlook.
8. In the Delete Item dialog, select
DELETE_HARD_DELETE from the Deletion Style drop-down menu.
9. Click OK.
Reset the view settings on Sent Items folder
If you accidently changed the view settings on Sent Items folder, this may cause some sent messages not visible in the folder. To check if you’ve set any view settings on Sent Items folder, please follow:
1. In Outlook, select Sent Items folder.
2. Click View tab from the Ribbon.
3. Click View Settings button. If you notice the
Reset Current View button is clickable, it means the view settings for Sent Items have been changed before.
4. Click the Reset Current View button and then check the Sent Items folder again.
Scan and repair the Outlook Data File
To repair the .pst file, please follow:
1. Find and start the Inbox Repair Tool in the following path:
For Outlook 2013 on a 32-bit version of Windows:
<disk drive>\Program Files\Microsoft Office 15\root\office15
For Outlook 2013 on a 64-bit version of Windows:
<disk drive>\Program Files(x86)\Microsoft Office 15\root\office15
2. In the Inbox Repair tool, click Browse to locate the PST file by using the Windows file system.
3. Click Start.
4. After the analysis scan has completed, it will present you with a scanning report and options for the next step. Click Repair button.
To repair the .ost file, since this type of data file is a copy of information saved on your mail server, we can just delete the OST file and restart Outlook to re-create a new one.
For more information about repair Outlook data files, please refer to this article:
Repair Outlook Data Files (.pst and .ost).
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Same problem here, connecting to a Groupwise (not latest) server. Whenever Mail.app 3 tries to upload/save a new messsage to the server, it would not save and completely lose the message!
I found slightly more information by turning off the "Save to server" option for Sent and Drafts, created a new message that I saved as draft, and then tried to manually move items to the Drafts or Sent folder on the IMAP server.
The error I received was: The message <message> could not be moved to the mailbox <mailbox>-<account>. The IMAP command "APPEND" (to <mailbox>) failed with server error: APPEND NotJunk.
To my inexperienced eyes, it looks like the latest version of Mail changed it's default IMAP handling commands that may be incompatible with older IMAP servers. Anyone else have more insight or know how I can get back Mail.app 2.x from Tiger?

How to get newly-added Sent messages to show up?

Somehow I lost all my Sent messages; don't really know whether I trashed them or they spontaneously disappeared.
But I had a recent hard disk backup, and tried copying my backed-up Sent messages to all of three locations:
~/Library/Mail/Mailboxes/Sent Messages.mbox
~/Library/Mail/[a POP server]/Sent Messages.mbox
~/Library/Mail/[another POP server]/Sent Messages.mbox
In no case upon subsequently launching Mail did they show up in Sent messages.
(If I actually send a new message, it goes into the third of the above locations.)
I even tried restoring all the other ancillary files straight from my backup:
Incoming_Mail
IncomingTable_ofContents
Info.plist
mbox
mbox.SKindex
Messages
tableofcontents
... but still no joy.
How do I restore my backup Sent messages?
(And why does this crap have to be so hard?!!)
Thanks!
PowerBook Pismo 500 Mac OS X (10.4.5)

George,
I am reviewing your very thorough listing of the contents of what appears to be the current Mail folder -- is this correct?
I am counting two POP folders, indicating two accounts -- is this what you expect, and have?
Based upon what I can see, you upgraded from Jaguar, directly to Tiger, in mid December 2005 -- is that correct?
The second of the two POP account folders, appears to not have had any activity (based of dates last modified) since late 2004 -- is this from a backup? Also, this second POP folder has never been converted to Tiger, consistent not only with dates, but there being no Messages folder.
In most xxxx.mbox folders, where there is both a mbox file, and a Messages folder, the comparison of size is favorable to all messages having been largely converted, successfully -- would you agree? However, some in the Mailboxes folder were not expanded, and I cannot be sure of those. These are three within a folder named Archive, so you would need to examine those.
The Sent Messages.mbox folder in the Mailboxes folder has NO message content, since its mbox is zero in size, and it has no Messages folder. The temp.mbox folder in the Mailboxes has a mbox file, whose size exceeds the size of the Messages folder -- would you have deleted some messages, after upgrading to Tiger, and that would explain its smaller size?
The first thing you should do, after quitting Mail, is to remove all files that are WITHIN any xxxx.mbox folder (including any within another such folder), of all files, EXCEPT the Info.plist, mbox, and Messages folder. Furthermore, for those where there is BOTH a mbox file and Messages folder, but the Messages folder size EXCEEDS the size of the mbox file, you can delete the mbox file, also.
If you really have a second POP file, and the one with 2004 dates last modified is only from backup, then you will keep the Info.plist file, and the mbox file in each mailbox, for now. It would be good to know if this is a currently valid account, however?
For those few, where the mbox size EXCEEDS the size of the Messages folder, I recommend copying those, and saving them on the Desktop. Then in the original, delete the mbox file, leaving ONLY the Info.plist file, and the Messages folder. Later you can decide if you think the old mbox files, of size, might have messages you still need to salvage -- we can work on that.
Now, at the root level of the Mail folder, delete the Envelope Index file. Launch Mail, and it will announce that it is ready to import your mailboxes. Allow this to continue, and it will only be reindexing those xxxx.mbox folder that have only a Messages folder, but for those with only a mbox file, it will be converting the message content, and creating a Messages folder -- again this only seemed to occur in the one, old POP account?
Later, you should look at those where conversion was needed, and if the Messages folder equals, or exceeds the size of the original mbox, then you can delete those mbox files.
I hope this is clear. It is not hard, but is very detailed work.
Ernie

Sent messages are gone (you can call me an idiot)

I installed extra RAM in my iBook G4 about 2 weeks ago. Since then everything has sort of been acting up, especially Mail, Safari, and Photoshop, as they quit frequently.
But my obvious main concern here is Mail. I looked up other user forums on the Internet and found that if you delete your .plist mail file that it would help with this problem. I did it for Safari first and it seemed to help, so I then did it for Mail. I deleted the .plist, restarted, and was in shock when I opened my Mail to see everything gone.
Now, I realize this is a lame mistake. However, I figured out how to restore my messages, preferences, etc. I have been working fine until tonight when I tried to access previous sent messages. Instead of showing the message, there is an error message that reads:
"The message from Nancy Randle <[email protected]> concerning “Re: a favor” has not been downloaded from the server. You need to take this account online in order to download it."
The only thing I can think of is that it has reverted to the new account I created to archive saved messages. Is there a way for me to revert back? Is there a way to find these messages? I have tried to find them in my Library, but with no luck.
My biggest concern is with my sent messages, but if anyone has any advice on the RAM install, that would be (OH!) so helpful.
Anything would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Nancy
iBook G4 Mac OS X (10.4.4)
iBook G4 Mac OS X (10.4.4)

Hi Nancyjo
did you backup the home/library/mail folder before you trashed the .plist ?
If you did - the old messages can be recovered.
If not - & you've searched the mail folder in vain for your sent messages - then short of some data recovery software - they're gone.
But the new account you created - is it exactly the same ( mail server & user name ) as your old one? if not, your messages may still be available.
Look in home/library/mail/mailboxes for a folder that matches the old account details ( if a pop server it will be 'POP-your username@your mailserver')
If the folder is there - in addition to the folder for the new account you made - then you're probably in luck.
Make a copy of the whole mail folder first, & the mail.plist file.
In mail - Create a new account with exactly the same details as the one that vanished.
select the inbox or sent folder for the account you just made
choose mail-mailbox-rebuild
If that doesn't do it, but you find the missing messages within the mail folder - they can still be recovered. Let us know how you get on.
if things go screwy while you do this - quit mail & in finder replace the mail folder & plist file with the backup copies you made before you started. start mail again & you should be back where you were.
Regarding the RAM - barring coincidences, it sounds like a ram problem. Double check that all the ram is physically located properly & try again. If you still have problems - remove the new ram. If the problems go away, the new ram is either faulty or incompatible.

I just switched from Outlook to Mail and now the sent messages are not being displayed. Help, please.

I just switched from Outlook to Mail and now the sent messages are not being displayed. Help, please.

Back up all data. Rebuild the mailbox.

Getting old 'Sent" messages from server onto my Mac

I am using Mail 2.1.3 on a Mac Mini with OSX 10.4.11.
I have used web mail (earthlink) exclusively for a number of years and now want to switch to a new email provider. I would also like to start using Apple Mail. I need to preserve my old send messages as well as my old inbox messages.
In doing some testing, I can get old inbox messages to come down from the server into Mail on the Mac. However I have no idea how to get the old 'Sent" messages down. Can't find anything about it in Help or elsewhere.
I'm logging into server mail via POP.
Can anyone help put me on the right path? Thanks.

Never mind, I figured it out for myself.
I contacted earthlink and they were useless, as usual. They do not support IMAP and they insisted it was "impossible" to export messages from the sent box or archive them in any way. When I pushed back on that, they told me one way would be to go into each message and forward it to myself (thus having it appear in my inbox.) With thousands of messages, that was not going to happen.
So I poked around and realized that right on the menu is an option to move messages from one box to another. I mass selected all the messages in my sent box and moved them to my inbox, and they all came down to my Mac. Easy as could be.
The messages are now co-mingled all in the inbox, (but still in order by date) but that's okay, because I just need to archive them.
FYI for anyone else having this problem, I am switching to gmail, and I also found out that gmail has an option for pulling all your old messages into their mail service, with many common email providers supported. Whether this pulls in the sent messages or just the inbox, I don't know. But gmail supports IMAP, so if you can get them over there, you should then be able to get them down to your Mac/PC. So that could be another option.

IDoc with incorrect data is expected to fail but it does not

Hi All,
The Job CQM_CR_O_IF103_IN_INOVIS_ORDER3 got cancelled as result of a short dump. In the initial investigation we found that the IDoc 0000000012089824 had an incorrect information i.e. it had a material which did not
exist. The IDoc is expected to fail and give an error message but has not done so.
We also observed the IDoc does not fail when the incorrect materialhappens to be the last material in the IDoc.
The workaround was to fail the IDoc manually and then the subsequent jobs runs successfully.
Would like to know why the IDoc is not failing when it has incorrect
data.
Thanks & Regards,

Hello,
the idoc fails only if there is a hard error in the segment, means i.e. if there is a wrong transaction type or missing ... But I think that the system behavior is correct, because the idoc cannot fail because a product is "just" wrong. This is no hard error, you should then get an error in the transaction that i.e. the product does not exists. You can try to use badi CRMXIF_ORDER_MAP to check the products, but then please make sure that note 1644057 is implemented.
BR
Rene

IDoc with incorrect data is expected to fail but does not

Hi All,
The Job CQM_CR_O_IF103_IN_INOVIS_ORDER3 got cancelled as result of a short dump. In the initial investigation we found that the IDoc 0000000012089824 had an incorrect information i.e. it had a material which did not
exist. The IDoc is expected to fail and give an error message but has not done so.
We also observed the IDoc does not fail when the incorrect materialhappens to be the last material in the IDoc.
The workaround was to fail the IDoc manually and then the subsequent jobs runs successfully.
Would like to know why the IDoc is not failing when it has incorrect
data.
Thanks & Regards,

Hello,
the idoc fails only if there is a hard error in the segment, means i.e. if there is a wrong transaction type or missing ... But I think that the system behavior is correct, because the idoc cannot fail because a product is "just" wrong. This is no hard error, you should then get an error in the transaction that i.e. the product does not exists. You can try to use badi CRMXIF_ORDER_MAP to check the products, but then please make sure that note 1644057 is implemented.
BR
Rene

How to make a copy of the IMAP Sent messages when the Sent folder file can not be found?

My Thunderbird works fine. I can also see messages sent in the Sent folder but I wonder are the sent messages only saved in the IMAP server. For the backup purposes I would like to copy the file of the Sent folder but I can not find a local file for it.
In /home/me/.thunderbird/44g5fxvp.default/ImapMail/mail.[mymail].fi I do have files
Archives-1.sbd
Archives.msf
Deleted Messages
Deleted Messages.msf
Drafts.msf
INBOX
INBOX.msf
inbox_old
inbox_old.msf
msgFilterRules.dat
Sent.msf
Templates.msf
Trash.msf
Trash.sbd
I.e.the Sent.msf esists but there is not file named Sent. Am I looking from a wrong place? Are my Thunderbird settings or preferences wrong? Is there something obvious I have missed?
What is the most convenient way to make a local copy of the Sent folder messages if Thunderbird does not make a local copy of it?
Information about my system:
Application Basics
Name Thunderbird
Version 31.0
User Agent Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:31.0) Gecko/20100101 Thunderbird/31.0
Application Build ID 20140721092545
Enabled Plugins about:plugins
Build Configuration about:buildconfig
Memory Use about:memory
Mail and News Accounts
account3 (imap) mail.[mymail].fi:993 SSL/TLS Normal password smtpa.[mymail].fi:465 SSL/TLS Normal password true

re: the Sent.msf esists but there is not file named Sent
That is because they are not stored on your computer they are stored on the server. The Sent.msf file is just an indexing file and does not store emails.
re INBOX, INBOX.msf, inbox_old, inbox_old.msf
These subscribed folders have been synchronised to get a local copy onto your computer in your Thunderbird profile folder.
You need to do the same with the 'Sent folder.
* https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/imap-synchronization#w_configuring-synchronization-and-disk-space-usage
then go into 'offline' mode to stop further synchronising.
Then you can right click on selected emails and save as .eml files in a folder external to Thunderbird.
You can also copy or move emails into a suitable folder in Local Folders. These folders keep emails on your computer, they are not modified by the server, they do not synchronise with any IMAP mail account.

My sent messages are vanishing

Hi
I've encountered a very strange problem with Leopard Mail: Sometimes after I send a message, it does not appear in my sent items folder. If the vanished message is a reply to another, Mail will place that little icon next to the original in my inbox to indicate that I've replied, yet when I click on this, instead of being shown my reply, I get the following error message (where “XXXXXXX” is the subject of my email):
Mail was unable to find your response to the message “XXXXXXX”. You may have deleted the message.
What's weird is that there seems to be no pattern to this problem and it is quite intermittent - it doesn't seem to be specific to any particular email addresses or recipients within a certain domain. It is not dependant on files being attached to the message, or the message being formatted in rich text etc. All of my efforts to replicate it consistently have failed. The only thing I can say is that it seems to happen more when I've spent a long time writing an email: If I've started typing, left the message for a while and returned to it. That said, the problem has also occurred on short, quickly typed and sent messages...
I have checked my mail server logs and with the people the messages were meant to go to. The vanishing messages do seem to arrive as they should.
I have three accounts checked by Mail: .Mac, Hotmail and an IMAP account. The problem only occurs with the IMAP account. I do know that I'm not running out of mailbox space on my server and that there are no preferences set in Mail to delete sent items. I also have no Mail rules that could blamed.
Also, I'm using the HTTPMail plugin to receive my Hotmail. I'm not sure I can blame the fault on this, though, as I've been using it in various versions for years (back to Panther Mail) without any problems.
I did follow this guide on Hawkwings, which although not specifically related to my problem, came up when I did a Goggle search on data corruption in Mail (the guide suggests deleting and allowing mail to rebuild an 'Envelope Index' file):
http://www.hawkwings.net/2006/02/01/the-dreaded-your-home-directory-is-full-mess age/
The problem did go away for a while but is now reoccurring.
So, I wonder if anyone can shead some light on this for me please? Any advice would be much appreciated!
Cheers
Matt

Hi
Thanks for your replay and apologies for my late response.
Unfortunately, my missing emails do not show up in a spotlight search and Mail is neither saving them as drafts nor placing them in any other random folders - they really do seem to be vanishing after I click send! I should note, though, that after I click send, I do see the regular mail activity I would expect - i.e. the 'Sent' folder in Mail changes to 'Sending...' and the activity bar indicates the message is being sent (complete with progress bar). It's just that after this the message does not appear in my Sent folder.
I can really only conclude that some file somewhere has become corrupt, but I'm really not sure which. It might even be something at the mail server end because, as I mentioned, this fault only effects one out of three accounts I use Mail to check.
On a possibly unrelated note, I had been having some general instability issues with Leopard lately, so today I used Disk Warrior to rebuild the root directory of my System Disk (I've used Disk Warrior for quite a while, but this will be the first time I've used it since my clean install of Leopard). Disk Warrior's report did flag up damage it had fixed in files that were certainly associated with Mail, though like the idiot I am, I didn't save the report file so I can't say exactly which files they were. D'oh! I can hope that this may have solved the problem - of course my missing sent emails have not returned, but at least if it doesn't happen again the future I'll be happy...
Matt

Message not saved in sent messages folder

Hi everybody,
When I send a mail by the Collaboration Launch Pad and check the option: "Save copy in Sent Messages Folder" I get this error:
"Message has been sent, but could not be saved in the sent messages folder; check the mail server entry in your user mapping data."
Please is anybody there who can help me to properly configurate that option or tell me how to remove it from the body?
Thanks in advance,
Antonio

Hi Antonio,
Saving the mesage means writing that e-mail in the senders "sent item" folder in the mailbox. Thus make sure that the users mail server name and user and password is correct for the system Exchange.
Also check SAP Note 738965.
Also there is this this specific port that should be open on the SMTP server for the mail to be saved in the "sent items" folder. I dont remember what port is it. Will try to figure out and let you know.
Also make sure that your Exchange transport has the sent items folder name.
Akhilesh
Using telnet check that the SMTP server can be reached on port 25. If not then there is no way you can save the messages in the sent items folder using the collaboration tools.
Message was edited by: Akhilesh Mahto

Sent messages disappeared when I rebuild mailbox

15 minutes ago, my SENT email box in MAIL contained sent messages from May 11, 2011 to date, but searches run on that box only would pull up emails from early December.
I rebuilt the mailbox and now only sent emails from early December to-date appear. Where did the other ones go? How can I recover them?
Thanks

This has been covered before, but I can't find a post with the solution.
Your Mail is stored in a folder called "Mail" inside your username/Library/ folder.
First, make a copy of your username/Library/Preferences/com.apple.mail.plist and your usernam/Library/Mail folder. You can just put them on the desktop for now.
Here is one option that is different than what I remember, but may do the same thing easier: http://www.geekculture.com/mt2/archives/2009/01/tigermail_tol.html
There's also this: http://forums.macosxhints.com/showthread.php?t=97495
If you delete your com.apple.mail.plist file, you will have to set up all of your accounts from scratch. Once that is done, it should see the folders inside of Mail.
If that doesn't work,
Go to your user/Library/ folder and drag the Mail folder out of that location to somewhere else.
Start Mail and quit. It will create a new Mail folder. Copy the contents of your old mail folder into the new Mail folder.
If all is fixed, you can delete the backup copies you made.

Icloud sent messages on device not saved in sent folder

My icloud email is set up as an IMAP account on my Android phone and Windows computer (using EmClient). Sent messages are not being saved to the sent folder. I tried a message online in icloud and on my ipdad mini and there was no problem there with saving my sent message in the sent folder. How can I fix this?

This is a long shot, but Apple is going to start requiring you to set up app-specific passwords in order to allow third-party apps to access data from your iCloud account. This is outlined in this document: Using app-specific passwords. This isn't supposed to be implemented until October, but maybe changes are already taking place behind the scenes in the way third-party apps sync with iCloud that is causing them to "misbehave".
Ask EmClient support if they are hearing from there customers that they can no longer sync with iCloud, and if is, if it is because of this new policy. If so, you may need to just put up with it until Oct. 1st. when you can generate a password for these apps.

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