On Monday 03 March 2003 23:29, gabor wrote: > hi, > > i'm using imap to get my mails . > > when i delete a mail, mutt or evolution simply marks the mail as > deleted, and then i press 'empty trash'/'cleanup'/whatever, > and it deletes the mails. > > when i tried kmail, it moved the mails to a trash folder. > it's very inconvenient, because it means contacting the server so it > takes some time... > > is there a way to tell kmail to use the mutt/evolution style deleting? > > for example mozilla-mail can be configured to do the mutt or the kmail > behaviour.
Afaik it is not possible. The imap handling in kmail is not at all perfect. I'm trying to convince myself of starting a project to make an imap mail client. Probably it would borrow many parts from kmail. But certainly not the imap and filtering code. And it probably would not have a trash folder, or a virtual trash folder. Btw. to speed up your deleting you can either use shift-delete, which does the same as mutt, but it is not visible afterwards in kmail. Or you can use a trash folder on the imap store which improves speed a lot too. Paul -- Paul de Vrieze Researcher Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Homepage: http://www.cs.kun.nl/~pauldv
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