On Thu, Oct 16, 2003 at 10:56:13AM -0400, Rich Graves wrote: > > A read-only anonymous INBOX works fine for IMAP, and saves you from the > limitations of imapalert. However, POP3 appears to *require* a writeable > INBOX, so our POP3 users who log on to the "wrong" server get nothing. This
If pop requires a writable box, does it 'check' only, or does it 'really write', before it sends contents? We once tricked a program into accepting an unwritable file by allowing the file itself to be writable, but *mounting* it read only, so the check says OK, but the real 'write' fails. Just an idea to circumvent the problem (if possible)... Stucki
