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Davide Libenzi
Skickat: den 18 december 2010 20:09
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Ämne: Re: [xmail] IMAP vs POP3 double e-mail messages

On Thu, 16 Dec 2010, tenskwatawa wrote:

> Hi all,
> i try explain my problem with IMAP and POP3 behavior on my Xmail 1.26.
> I use Dovecot as IMAP4 server and Xmail server as POP3 and SMTP
> 
> All new e-mails are placed in new folder on my maildir.
> When I connect to mailbox with IMAP client all messages are moved to 
> cur folder. But when I connect to mailbox with POP3 client all 
> massages are still in new folder.
> And now two problems
> 1.    If I don’t use Pop3ScanCur - POP3 client download only messages from new
> folder. And it is ok, but if I use IMAP client (for example Webmail) 
> between
> POP3 session I don have all mails on my POP3 client.
> 2.    If I use Pop3ScanCur – and IMAP client sessions between POP3 client
> session, I receive double messages in POP3 client.
> 
> Is it possible to Pop3 after download move messages to cur folder or 
> something else to eliminate my problems?
> Thank you for all who can help me!
> Sorry if it is stupid question - Im new Xmail user.

Do you always get double messages, or only at times?


- Davide


Hi,
If I use POP3 and IMAP with Pop3ScanCur enabled - it is always double messages 
on POP3 client (if I use IMAP client too - between POP3 sessions).
For example 
1. I get e-mail
2. Downloaded e-mail on POP3 client (e-mail is still in new folder on server)
3. Open IMAP client (thunderbird or Webmail) (e-mail is moved to cur folder)
4. Open POP3 client - e-mail is downloaded one more time - now from cur folder.

Sa if I want give my client POP3 and IMAP possibility to download messages (PC 
clients, Mobile, Webmail etc) - it is a bit problematic.
Best regards 
Piotr





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