Sounds plausible, but I should have mentioned before that this behavior did NOT occur with Outlook Express. So I agree that this is an odd "feature" in Yahoo, but there is apparently some way for Outlook to avoid it that Evolution does not know about, or that I have not configured properly. I'm still confused?!?
On Tue, 2003-04-01 at 10:20, guenther wrote: > Kinda april fool's joke, uh? ;-)) > > > I'm running Evolution 1.2.2, receiving mail from three POP servers > > (Yahoo, AT&T, and Charter). On all three, I have chosen NOT to retain > > messages on the server. > > > > Only on the Yahoo account, after Evolution retrieves messages, they are > > not deleted on the server, rather, they are moved to a "Trash" folder. > > Does anyone know how to change this so they are actually deleted > > altogether? > > Smells like a "feature" yahoo offers for free... :-/ > > The option "leave messages on server" just don't delete messages. There > is _no_ way for POP3 to move messages to another folder. Actually, POP3 > has no folders, besides the 'inbox'... > > > That said, all 'folders' yahoo offers you in the web-frontend, can only > exist in the frontend or an IMAP account. Try checking, if there are > options, to not use that 'Trash' folder on yahoo (frontend, not Evo) and > really delete mails. > > I bet, you only can see this "feature" on the frontend... > > ...guenther > > > (Thee, who gets pissed, cause his system is playing dirty lock-up-games > today...) -- Mark S. Warren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
