RE: [Evolution] Web based interface? Can someone help to explain frontend backend...

[Douglas "F. Elznic" <dfelznic syr edu>]

> 
> Douglas F. Elznic:
> 
> > Hello,
> >  I have seen mention of a web based interface to evolution. Has anyone
> > attempted to start this? Talked about it? Thought about it? I love the
> > idea of web based email but I hate all the current implementations. To
> > make email the truly killer app it needs to be acessible from all over
> > and don't say ssh and mutt.
> 
> I believe IMAP, and some web-based IMAP client is the way to go, not to
> build web-based evolution mail (normal people don't have the ability to
> install web applications for themselves anyway). We use IMP 2.2 here at
> University of Helsinki with Cyrus IMAPD (with stunnel providing SSL-imap)
> and to me this really seems like the ultimate email solution.
> 
> If you really hate all the current web-based mail solutions (how many have
> you tried?), I think improvements to those would be the thing to do, not
> re-inventing the wheel.
> 
> On the other hand, a web-based calendar isn't that important to me - my Palm
> takes care of that beautifully ;)
> 

First imp does not seem to have filters. I don't think that a mail
reader should be used unless it has filters. I am on6 or 7 high traffic
mailing lists and a few others that are not so high. no filters means i
can 't read my mail. I saw signatures  in imp were they gpg? Furthermore
i think that yuou have discounted the idea of having multiple frontends
but a standard backend. The calendar contacts program is awesome. Sure
you have a palm that is hwy there is a conduit.



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