On Tue, Feb 12, 2008 at 02:53:53AM +0100, s. keeling wrote:
On the other hand, keep mail on server means every invocation of
fetchmail grabs yet another copy of the mail box, and if you've set it
up to poll every five minutes, you may find you have six thousand
copies of whatever landed in
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On 02/12/08 05:01, Mihira Fernando wrote:
Ron Johnson wrote:
On 02/11/08 06:48, Mihira Fernando wrote:
Dawn Light wrote:
An inefficient E-mail setup in a small office needs to be replaced
with a better solution. I ask for your wise advice.
I think this should be on the CD's we ship:
On Tue, Feb 12, 2008 at 12:21:35PM -0600, Ron Johnson wrote:
Compiling all the apps from source, and then writing the .conf files
from scratch is probably daunting to a non-expert, but Debian (of
course, I really mean the Debian Developers who do
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On 02/11/08 06:48, Mihira Fernando wrote:
Dawn Light wrote:
An inefficient E-mail setup in a small office needs to be replaced
with a better solution. I ask for your wise advice.
[snip]
Any suggestions and comments about anything, including the
s. keeling wrote:
Mihira Fernando [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
If no IMAP is offered, next easiest to do is to enable the keep mail on
server option in the POP3 settings and configure all work stations to
use POP3. In ALL works stations enable the Keep mail on server option.
I'd like to live in
Ron Johnson wrote:
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On 02/11/08 06:48, Mihira Fernando wrote:
Dawn Light wrote:
An inefficient E-mail setup in a small office needs to be replaced
with a better solution. I ask for your wise advice.
[snip]
Any suggestions and comments about
Mihira Fernando [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
If no IMAP is offered, next easiest to do is to enable the keep mail on
server option in the POP3 settings and configure all work stations to
use POP3. In ALL works stations enable the Keep mail on server option.
I'd like to live in Theory. In Theory,
An inefficient E-mail setup in a small office needs to be replaced with a
better solution. I ask for your wise advice.
In a landscape architecture office, there are several Windows XP workstations
for the architects to do their design work with. One of those workstations has
a common E-mail
On Sun, Feb 10, 2008 at 05:35:21PM +0200, Dawn Light wrote:
...
In a landscape architecture office, there are several Windows XP
workstations for the architects to do their design work with. One of
those workstations has a common E-mail client installed which works
with one E-mail
Dawn Light:
Some incoming messages are adressed to the office and some are
addressed to the various architects ( There is only one E-mail
address). Thus anyone who wishes to read his incoming messages and
send messages needs to physically go and use the workstation with the
mail client.
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On 02/10/08 10:25, Andrew Sackville-West wrote:
[snip]
Looks something like this for inbound mail:
ISP servers - fetchmail - exim4 - mailboxes** - IMAP server (I
like dovecaot).
Or...
ISP servers - (on Debian mail server) fetchmail - postfix
Dawn Light wrote:
An inefficient E-mail setup in a small office needs to be replaced with a
better solution. I ask for your wise advice.
In a landscape architecture office, there are several Windows XP workstations
for the architects to do their design work with. One of those workstations has
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