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Subject: Re: [SM-USERS] Question about Sq. Mail and POP3
Hello Michael,
On Wednesday, February 26, 2003, Michael D. Bathrick wrote...
> Actually, it's the other way around - my customers want the email and
Sq
> Mail has it and won't let it go.
SquirrelMail doesn
Hello Michael,
On Wednesday, February 26, 2003, Michael D. Bathrick wrote...
> Actually, it's the other way around - my customers want the email and Sq
> Mail has it and won't let it go.
SquirrelMail doesn't "have" anything... it's just reading what it is
given by your IMAP server. What you're li
Hello Michael,
On Wednesday, February 26, 2003, Michael D. Bathrick wrote...
> When I log into Sq. Mail, any email in my inbox is lost to me when I
> login through pop3 - is there a way to configure this to not happen?
No... it's not a squirrelmail problem. You could always select the
message
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Subject: Re: [SM-USERS] Question about Sq. Mail and POP3
Several things you can do:
1) Use IMAP instead of POP.
2) Configure your POP-based MUA to leave messages on server instead of
deleting them when fetching. Many agents have that option, many with an
option to leave them on
> When I log into Sq. Mail, any email in my inbox is lost to me when I
> login through pop3 - is there a way to configure this to not happen?
>
>
Chage setting in pop3 client to leave mail on server.. Can you set the
replace the pop3 connection with and IMAP one?
William R. Mussatto, Senior System
Several things you can do:
1) Use IMAP instead of POP.
2) Configure your POP-based MUA to leave messages on server instead of
deleting them when fetching. Many agents have that option, many with an
option to leave them on server and delete from server when you delete
the local copy.
-Alan
On Wed
