Am 05.07.2012 22:54, schrieb Simon: > > On 6/07/2012, at 8:40 AM, Reindl Harald wrote: > >> not really, but i have seen so many issues with apple clients >> the last years starting with a lot of fidderent "sent"-folders >> from different mail.app an d differsent iOS versions, each containing >> some messages >> >> if there is no really good reason throw away any apple mail-client >> and replace it with thunderbird > > Oh i agree with you... :D > > But that does not work in the real world with normal users... > Move the client from their fav apple mail app to thunderbird all > hell will brake loose :)
yes and no :-) some are glad to see there is better software some are ignorant > I understand dbmail is open source, im not asking people to drop everything > and "just fix it", im just checking to see if any one as seen this issue and > or would understand how to go about trying to solve it before i move them to > another mail server.... i doubt move to another mail-server is not the solution in the worst case you satisfy one mail-client while you are introducing troubles to others worked before we were running a long time (way too long) apple servers and while for me it was normal to get a new mail and see it in my inbox on linux with thunderbird my boss has even to restart mail.app sometimes because "fetch mails" did not anything i am maintaining the mail systems since summer 2009 in the meantime i know "hey a apple client" after few seconds wathcing at "cat maillog | grep -i error" or "cat maillog | grep -i failed" (most time because sending without authentication and trying every 5 minutes without notify the user) sometimes over months for the same mail _______________________ on my homepage some complaints to apple which was deleted with the reason "rant" :-) http://www.rhsoft.net/
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