>These are all very good questions. The IMAP/pop3 server is the one
>that came with Debian linux (kernal 2.4.2). Trying to find
>documentation on it has proven to be a real PIA.
>
>As for conversion...too many users to even think about trying to
>change. We'd end up putting a lot more money i
On Wed, 15 Jan 2003, Brendan Pirie wrote:
> Date: Wed, 15 Jan 2003 15:48:21 -0500
> From: Brendan Pirie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: [SM-USERS] newbie #101
>
> I'm using UW-IMAP and not having this problem.
>
> The problem I encou
Hello Brendan,
On Wednesday, January 15, 2003, Brendan Pirie wrote...
> I'm using UW-IMAP and not having this problem.
> The problem I encounter is that any message moved from the inbox in
> squirrelmail cannot be accessed via pop3. I understand why, but
> getting my users to understand is a diff
I'm using UW-IMAP and not having this problem.
The problem I encounter is that any message moved from the inbox in
squirrelmail cannot be accessed via pop3. I understand why, but getting my
users to understand is a different issue, and the "real" problem. ;) I
don't know whether this is an issue
Hello Matt,
On Wednesday, January 15, 2003, Matt Barkdull wrote...
> We are using SM and if people check their mail using the web
> interface, the messages they display will then not be downloaded to
> their POP3 clients when they check their mail with the client.
What IMAP server are you using?
>Regarding POP3 and IMAP mixed.
>
>
>We are using SM and if people check their mail using the web
>interface, the messages they display will then not be downloaded to
>their POP3 clients when they check their mail with the client.
>
>Making everything IMAP is not an option in this case. The only
Regarding POP3 and IMAP mixed.
We are using SM and if people check their mail using the web
interface, the messages they display will then not be downloaded to
their POP3 clients when they check their mail with the client.
Making everything IMAP is not an option in this case. The only
reason
