"David.M.Clark" writes:
So the bottom line for this particular site is:
Set the "Root Folder" for IMAP in outlook to "mail". This is messy from
my beloved Linux command line perspective in that you end up with
${HOME}/login_name/mail/mail. But it does work and stops the Outlook
crashes.
I
On 3/9/2015 7:16 PM, Michael M Slusarz wrote:
> Quoting David.M.Clark :
>
>> Outlook also has a declaration that as of either version 2010 or
>> 2013, they no longer download IMAP headers, they download the whole
>> message - thank God for faster Internet connections these days -
>> could you imagi
Quoting David.M.Clark :
Outlook also has a declaration that as of either version 2010 or
2013, they no longer download IMAP headers, they download the whole
message - thank God for faster Internet connections these days -
could you imagine that in the older dialup days? Still it is a waste
Yes Eric,
Outlook also has a declaration that as of either version 2010 or 2013,
they no longer download IMAP headers, they download the whole message -
thank God for faster Internet connections these days - could you imagine
that in the older dialup days? Still it is a waste of bandwidth and
Hi All,
Sorry for the extra e-mail. Given I am helping roll out this identical
setup again I am thinking I will test another approach which I am hoping
will work but given having two or more PCs trying to access the 'mail'
folder crashed at this site on the weekend, I went away from this. But
Hi All and my sincere thanks to Jakob and Joseph for your responses.
I got around the nightmare for this site but it is far from satisfactory
and given both Thunderbird, Roundcube and the Android e-mail client work
perfectly as expected, this following links comments enforce what I
experienced
Just a basic comment: Outlook is well known for its bad IMAP support.
It is really not a recommendable IMAP client. My experience is similar
to yours: it may work, then it may not work, while other clients can use
the same account without problems.
Essentially I think Outlook always beleives wha
"David.M.Clark" writes:
I do have some customers using Outlook or Windows Live Mail, and these
are for the most part working fine with IMAP - I don't do POP.
...
The issue starts when you add an IMAP user to the Outlook client and
upon opening it, initially, it tries to find a "Sent" Items fold
Hi All,
This is my first post so forgive me if this hits the wrong list.
I have been using dovecot for years happily with SendMail on mainly
CentOS servers, and my customers are starting to more and more use
Thunderbird, so my perfect model is:
Linux --> Dovecot --> SendMail --> Thunderbird
