> > Tomas Pospisek's Mailing Lists wrote: > > > > > > You can f.ex synchronize your folders between various workstations. Which > > > you can't with POP. > > > > YES you are right _folders_. BUT the orginal poster wanted only the > > INBOX to be available to the users. They should not be able to create > > other folders. And I say that only having a writeable INBOX (via imap) > > does only bring confusion to the users. Mildly put that's "non-sense". > > You missunderstand - you can synchronize _locations_. I can copy a message > from my inbox at home to the inbox at my provider and from there to the > inbox at work and vice versa. Which is useful, since the mail is > following you then and not the other way round. And since you can automate > that quite nicely you don't even have to spend any attention on it. > *t
I suppose an easy way to prevent the users from making / using folders is to make sure that they do not have write permission to their root folder path, if that is possible given you system and user usage requirements. -Erik Kangas ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Erik Kangas, Ph.D. --- President of Lux Scientiae, Incorporated Lux Scientiae: 1-800-441-6612 46 Central Street FAX: 1-413-332-0598 Somerville, Massachusetts Cell: 1-617-596-9558 02143, United States of America AOL Messenger: "luxsci" [EMAIL PROTECTED] --- http://luxsci.com
