On Wednesday 02 August 2006 17:18, Michael R. Gettes wrote:
Rob Carter (duke) and I have been discussing for some time how to
provide filtered access to the IMAP store using cyrus (cuz we use
cyrus - duh!).
Problem: With the blackberry a user can filter what email is sent
to their device.
Rob Carter (duke) and I have been discussing for some time how to
provide filtered access to the IMAP store using cyrus (cuz we use
cyrus - duh!).
Problem: With the blackberry a user can filter what email is sent
to their device. It's a handy and powerful ability. Non-blackberry
devices that
Cyrus gets this and slices off the +filter= and places the value foo
into a FILTER variable.
On the mail delivery side: LMTP is changed to look for X-IMAP-
FILTER headers
and to store the value of the header as an IMAP flag. Assuming
X-IMAP-Filter: foo
then we add /filter=foo to the IMAP
I don't know - if there exists some plumbing today to make this happen -
I am happy to utilize it in this idea. So, I'd appreciate some
education
if any of the capabilities of this idea already exist in some form.
/mrg
On Aug 2, 2006, at 14:23, Robert Banz wrote:
Cyrus gets this and
Because this is too confusing to our users.
They want the small device to see the same emails as their regular
mail client. So, if my INBOX is filtered on my PDA and I delete
the message, it should be deleted on the server as well and the
reverse should also be true. Our users also don't want
