On Thu, 2004-07-15 at 18:45, Simon Gray wrote:
> Just out of curiosity is there any ETA on dbmail 2.0 being classed as
> stable and libsieve being ready?
ETA dbmail 2.0: I'll be on holiday for 2 weeks. Shortly after that (1 or
2 weeks) we'll release 2.0
LibSieve: This will take longer. Maybe Aaro
Just out of curiosity is there any ETA on dbmail 2.0 being classed as
stable and libsieve being ready?
Simon
Ross Gohlke wrote:
I envision a future in which an email client is nothing more than a
temporary repository for what's on the server, where average users take
advantage of IMAP and put their filters on the server. I think server-side
mail sorting would REALLY put DBMail ahead of the competition.
Aaron Stone has done quite a lot of work on this already, and will
continue to do so after the release of 2.0 :)
Ilja
Ross Gohlke wrote:
I envision a future in which an email client is nothing more than a
temporary repository for what's on the server, where average users take
advantage of IMA
I envision a future in which an email client is nothing more than a
temporary repository for what's on the server, where average users take
advantage of IMAP and put their filters on the server. I think server-side
mail sorting would REALLY put DBMail ahead of the competition.
