On 2013-04-11 5:00 AM, HylkeB wrote:
I see now, took some time for me to sink in. Is there any way on the server
to disable the pop3 protocol, so all email users cant accidently use pop3
and delete all their old emails?
I suppose i would have to do something like the following on the server:
>> Well, receiving ALL mails again, might not be too handy, but 14 days
>> is a quite short time. So can i change the pop3 settings so old
>> emails are stored for e.g. 3 months instead of 14 days? And just
>> curious, where can i disable the configuration that pop3 deletes
>> received me
Am 10.04.2013 14:22, schrieb HylkeB:
>> normally POP3 is configured to delete received messages
>> after some days/weeks and it is not smart to disable this
>> becuase if you have your local mailarchive and get a new
>> computer you will receive ALL your mails again
>
> Well, receiving ALL m
On 2013-04-10 8:22 AM, HylkeB wrote:
Well, receiving ALL mails again, might not be too handy, but 14 days
> is a quite short time. So can i change the pop3 settings so old
> emails are stored for e.g. 3 months instead of 14 days? And just
> curious, where can i disable the configuration that p
Am 10.04.2013 14:22, schrieb HylkeB:
> And just curious, where can i disable the configuration that pop3 deletes
> received messages?
thats a function of your pop3 clients, configure it there
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>normally POP3 is configured to delete received messages
>after some days/weeks and it is not smart to disable this
>becuase if you have your local mailarchive and get a new
>computer you will receive ALL your mails again
Well, receiving ALL mails again, might not be too handy, but 14 days is
On 2013-04-10 8:05 AM, Reindl Harald wrote:
normally POP3 is configured to delete received messages after some
> days/weeks and it is not smart to disable this becuase if you have
> your local mailarchive and get a new computer you will receive ALL
> your mails again
Actually, normally POP3 d
Am 10.04.2013 13:58, schrieb HylkeB:
> If it is a client issue, than thats fine.
it is
> But then i wonder what the vmail/domain.com/email_name/Maildir/cur folder is
> for, because in there i can find the inbox of the last 14 days. Cant my
> emails be stored there for a longer (or infinite) tim
If it is a client issue, than thats fine.
But then i wonder what the vmail/domain.com/email_name/Maildir/cur folder is
for, because in there i can find the inbox of the last 14 days. Cant my
emails be stored there for a longer (or infinite) time? It is not really an
issue that i need to save my em
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On Wed, 10 Apr 2013, HylkeB wrote:
But the thing is, everything worked just fine, until I found out that old
emails were missing, only emails of a few months old exist on my server. I
have no idea if this is a setting in dovecot, postfix or debian,
Hi,
perhaps you are using POP3 in your mail client and have you have enabled the
setting to
delete mails on server after a few months.
Change to IMAP and you leave all messages on the server.
reagards
urban
On 10.04.2013 11:20, HylkeB wrote:
Hi,
Im have not much experience with dovecot, p
Hi,
Im have not much experience with dovecot, postfix or debian, which i am
using for my email server.
But the thing is, everything worked just fine, until I found out that old
emails were missing, only emails of a few months old exist on my server. I
have no idea if this is a setting in dovecot,
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