Robert Andersson wrote:
Hello,
My experience with dbmail is limited; I have toyed around with it and it
seems good. I really like what I've seen so far. However, I am planning to
deploy dbmail for a service that has some special requirements, which I am
curious to get comments about.
I want to
Peter Darley wrote:
> Most mail clients have a setting such as 'leave pop3 mail on server',
> which causes the client to not delete the mail. In my experience the
> client doesn't re-download the old mail because it still has the same
> unique id and it knows that it's already received it.
Doh! /
Darley
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Sent: Wednesday, May 19, 2004 7:13 AM
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Subject: [Dbmail] Hybrid POP3 + webmail/IMAP
Hello,
My experience with dbmail is limited; I have toyed around with it and it
seems
Jacques Beaudoin wrote:
> If your a ISP I can see that this is not the anwers your looking for:
Not exactly. We provide internet services (web, mail, etc) for special
clients.
> Tell your users that you have a new service "the webmail".
> Give them a quota and let them create folders on the mail
If your a ISP I can see that this is not the anwers your looking for:
But if your a compagny you may adopt this policy.
Thats what we did and nobody is complanning.
Tell your users that you have a new service "the webmail".
Give them a quota and let them create folders on the mail server.
They ca
Hello,
My experience with dbmail is limited; I have toyed around with it and it
seems good. I really like what I've seen so far. However, I am planning to
deploy dbmail for a service that has some special requirements, which I am
curious to get comments about.
I want to be able to allow a client
