On 2010-01-25, at 21:10 , John C. Welch wrote: > > Because this isn't POP, and "where things go" is not clear. They can go on > the server, they can go on the client, even if you're caching. (you guys > REALLY NEED TO LEARN ABOUT IMAP) If you compose a message, it can be copied > to the local or the server store. You have to have both, because of Webmail. > (Well, you can not copy it to the local, but you have to have the server.)
Ok, server it is. > If you're copying to the server, you don't always get to pick where your > sent mail lives. Or your trash. Or your drafts. You have to deal with that, > in an elegant manner. Yeah, we know that. But you can assume that there *will* be at least one mailbox where sent mail goes, right? That's all that was needed when this sub-thread started. A place to put sent mail on the server. > As it turns out, because of how IMAP works, it's actually pretty good at > telling if a message is a draft, has been sent, etc. (It would be rather > non-functional if it couldn't.) Because of the mailbox it's in, or are there attributes for that? _______________________________________________ [email protected] mailing list List help: http://lists.ranchero.com/listinfo.cgi/email-init-ranchero.com
