[Evolution] Local Evolution and IMAP Evolution

[Thomas "J." Baker <tjb unh edu>]

I sent this earlier but didn't receive a response. Any ideas?

Thanks,

tjb

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From: Thomas J. Baker <tjb unh edu>
To: evolution ximian com
Subject: [Evolution] Local Evolution and IMAP Evolution


I just got a new system and moved from an IMAP mailbox to a local one.
It's great as Evolution is lightning fast and the filters work on my
inbox.  It really shows it's power.

The problem now is that it's kind of a mess if I want to Evo-IMAP into
my desktop system from my laptop. All my mail folders are in
evolution/local and it doesn't handle them very well.  Each mbox in each
of the folders is not parsed into individual mail messages, just one big
file.

Is there a plan for this or are you supposed to just always use IMAP
even if it's to localhost? (That seems like a shame!) Is it possible via
IMAP for evo to recognize the evolution directory structure and "do the
right thing"?

Thanks,

tjb
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| Thomas Baker                                  email: tjb unh edu    |
| Systems Programmer                                                  |
| Research Computing Center                     voice: (603) 862-4490 |
| University of New Hampshire                     fax: (603) 862-1761 |
| 332 Morse Hall                                                      |
| Durham, NH 03824 USA              http://wintermute.sr.unh.edu/~tjb |
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