Hi, here we have users with their own personal inbox, and then several
commonly accessible mailboxes for support@ and sales@ email addresses.
The main requirement is that replies to each email go back out with the
reply address the same as the incoming (user@, support@, sales@ or
whatever).
Try IMAP-Namespaces
i. e. for dovecot:
http://wiki.dovecot.org/SharedMailboxes
Am 21.06.2011 12:23, schrieb Ed W:
Hi, here we have users with their own personal inbox, and then several
commonly accessible mailboxes for support@ and sales@ email addresses.
The main requirement is that replies
Il 21/06/2011 12:32, Martin Rabl ha scritto:
Am 21.06.2011 12:23, schrieb Ed W:
Hi, here we have users with their own personal inbox, and then several
commonly accessible mailboxes for support@ and sales@ email addresses.
The main requirement is that replies to each email go back out with the
I think you have two things:
- If you wish to access other users mailboxes via imap
you just have to share the corresponding folders.
This gives you then access to these via any imap client.
But what you don't get is the whole setup for reply as the
other users mailbox.
- If you need to
On 21/06/11 11:23, Ed W wrote:
The main issue I see with Thunderbird is getting the correct reply
addresses on emails and placement of the Sent messages - this appears
not to work the same for shared folders vs adding lots of accounts into
Thunderbird?
If it's of help I use the Copy Sent to
On 21/06/2011 11:42, André Schild wrote:
I think you have two things:
- If you wish to access other users mailboxes via imap
you just have to share the corresponding folders.
This gives you then access to these via any imap client.
But what you don't get is the whole setup for reply
Am 21.06.2011 13:34, schrieb Ed W:
On 21/06/2011 11:42, André Schild wrote:
I think you have two things:
- If you wish to access other users mailboxes via imap
you just have to share the corresponding folders.
This gives you then access to these via any imap client.
But what you don't
