On Sat, 2002-04-27 at 03:20, Brian wrote: > On Fri, 2002-04-26 at 01:30, Chris Petersen wrote > > > > Mainly, I leave evolution open on my home machine when I go to work. At > > > work, I ssh in and use pine.. When I get home, evolution will often not > > > have noticed many of the changes I've made with pine, including message > > > deletions, etc. These deleted messages still show up in the message lists > > > in evolution, but when I click on them I get an error (because they're not > > > there anymore). But that's all that happens. Shouldn't evolution be > > > checking for LACK of messages as well as new ones when it does a mailbox > > > update check? And if the message is gone, shouldn't it remove it from the > > > list? > > Lemme add a big "Me TOO!" to that. When you login to an imap account > for the first time, the server has to fetch all the info from the > server, right? Number of messages, flags, headers, etc. Would it be > more trouble than it's worth to be able to configure Evolution to
Yeah it would. It would also abuse internet resources. > resycnhronize the IMAP on certain intervals (say, once an hour > resynchronize the mailbox completely). If it were configurable, then > users over dialup wouldn't have to use it but those who have fast > connections, who leave a copy of evolution running at home as well as > work, could. It would be better to just fix the imap code, assuming the server gives us enough info. _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
