On 2010-10-18 3:38 AM, vladi wrote: > Example: I send email to info@ with subject: 'new offer': jane and john > receive both a copy. Jane with outlook download her mail in the morning > and delete the message. outlook mark it for deletion and leave it in her > maildir.
That *sounds* like IMAP, not POP behavior. Maybe *one* of these Outlooks is configured as IMAP, and the other is POP? > john later with his outlook is downloading his mail and the same > message (his copy) is downloaded as readed and marked to be deleted > and not as new (as it supposed to be). they don't share same or any > imap directory. Please provide *proof* of your configuration... output of postconf -n is a good start, then screenshots of *both* of the Outlook Account Details will also be necessary. > the only common between them is info@ as pop3 for sending emails from > behalf of i...@. More confusion. POP is not used for sending mail, it is a protocol for *retrieving* mail. SMTP is what is used for sending mail. > but in this pop3 account postfix doesn't store anything. its > completely empty. What is there to store for SENT mail? Like I said, only much more detailed proof (not verbal descriptions) of your current configuration will have any hope of clearing this up. -- Best regards, Charles