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On Fri, 27 Feb 2009, Romer Ventura wrote:
It has been brought to my attention that outlook users cant delete folders
from their mailbox. They can move them around and erase emails, but when it
comes to folders, they cant.. Any ideas..?
What are t
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On Fri, 27 Feb 2009, Sawtooth500 wrote:
user's home directory, and in the .forward file I put
destination_email_address em...@example.com.
I'd think the line should list email addresses only, but I don't use
postfix.
Well, it got delivered to
On Sun, 1 Mar 2009, Rick Romero wrote:
So I'm left with a quandry. I guess the simple question is, Should mail
in cur, EVER not have a flag? I suppose if it were marked as UNSEEN
after being SEEN, that's possible. So I just answered myself there :)
Just SELECTing a mailbox causes Dovecot t
We've been using an imap(s) dovecot server for a while on an ubuntu
8.04.2 and we noted that tags set by thunderbird ("important", "to do",
etc.) are almost always lost, i.e., when connecting to the same imap
account from another machine, the tags are not there anymore... this
always happens fo
Daniel L. Miller wrote:
What options are available for remote storage, i.e. storage devices
directly mounted on the machine running Dovecot? I've seen
discussions of NFS usage - but my experiences with NFS in times past
have been poor. CIFS has worked well for me for non-mail use - would
thi
What options are available for remote storage, i.e. storage devices
directly mounted on the machine running Dovecot? I've seen discussions
of NFS usage - but my experiences with NFS in times past have been
poor. CIFS has worked well for me for non-mail use - would this be
suitable? Or is the
Hey all,
I've got a couple servers using Maildir format. As I understand it from
a simple perspective, 'new' contains newly delivered messages, and 'cur'
contains messages that have been 'handled'.
I like to keep things simple for users, so rather than have 'Spam',
'Junk' 'ToLearn' and other po
