Re: [Evolution] Delete from server when expunged in client...

[Nick Jennings <nick jennings mountainviewdata com>]

I've used IMAP in the past, and I like it. However, It's been my
experience that things get really slow when pulling up messages.. 
I'd like to ask how the client behaves under "disconnected" mode?
Can you still read messages etc. when you cannot access the mailserver?

When I used mutt, it was SSL-IMAP, and I could not access old messages
when the server was down.

Also, another question is.. since I'm already using POP, how do I switch
my email account to IMAP with the folder layout I have already created?
Or do I have to start over?

Thanks for your input.

On Wed, 2002-07-31 at 19:11, Brian wrote:
> Rather than trying to do this with POP, you should really use IMAP instead.
> IMAP does this by default and requires nothing from the Evolution
> developers to extend the POP protocol unnecessarily to do what IMAP
> already does.
>
> Regards,
>
> Brian
>
> Nick Jennings said:
>
> >  I'd like to be able to use it as a pop client and save messages on
> > server by default, but then when I delete a message in my client (or
> > expunge, it really doesn't matter which to me) I'd like that message to
> > then be deleted from the server (to help conserve space on the
> > server).
> >
> >  I see this is a common option in most Outlook versions.. Is this
> > supported in Evolution? Or are there plans to support it soon?
>
>
>
>
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 Nick Jennings
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