On 2010-02-03 9:13 PM, Frank Cusack
wrote:
> On February 3, 2010 4:49:50 PM -0500 Charles Marcus
> wrote:
>> I have a question regarding how dovecot might behave if a mail client
>> (like, for example, Thunderbird) decided to store some of its config
>> files on the IMAP server itself.
>>
>> Woul
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On Wed, 3 Feb 2010, Charles Marcus wrote:
I have a question regarding how dovecot might behave if a mail client
(like, for example, Thunderbird) decided to store some of its config
files on the IMAP server itself.
Alpine/pine does so.
The kolab su
On 3.2.2010, at 23.49, Charles Marcus wrote:
> I have a question regarding how dovecot might behave if a mail client
> (like, for example, Thunderbird) decided to store some of its config
> files on the IMAP server itself.
Some webmails already do that, IIRC something used ".name-of-that-webmail"
On 4.2.2010, at 1.03, Frank Cusack wrote:
> On February 3, 2010 4:49:50 PM -0500 Charles Marcus
> wrote:
>> I have a question regarding how dovecot might behave if a mail client
>> (like, for example, Thunderbird) decided to store some of its config
>> files on the IMAP server itself.
>>
>> Wou
On February 3, 2010 4:49:50 PM -0500 Charles Marcus
wrote:
I have a question regarding how dovecot might behave if a mail client
(like, for example, Thunderbird) decided to store some of its config
files on the IMAP server itself.
Would there be a decent way of doing this with dovecot that woul
Charles Marcus wrote:
Hey Timo,
I have a question regarding how dovecot might behave if a mail client
(like, for example, Thunderbird) decided to store some of its config
files on the IMAP server itself.
Would there be a decent way of doing this with dovecot that wouldn't
cause problems for oth
Hey Timo,
I have a question regarding how dovecot might behave if a mail client
(like, for example, Thunderbird) decided to store some of its config
files on the IMAP server itself.
Would there be a decent way of doing this with dovecot that wouldn't
cause problems for other clients that didn't k
