Edward Flick
Fri, 10 Oct 2008 09:33:54 -0700
s.th means something greavette wrote: > > Thanks Davew for your help and confirming that I'm on the right > track. I will run this by our users to see how they feel about > copying in the main email address each time they send mail. It's not > ideal, but I'll see how they feel. This seems still messy though as > it will be difficult to track a thread. > > > > Hello Dothebart, > > I'm not sure what you are referring to when you say "You're probaly > looking ratherfor s.th like SugarCRM, OTRS etc.". I'm sorry, but I > don't know what the acronyms mean. Is this referring to my question > about saving a Draft in Citadel (using Webcit)? > > > > So if Citadel mail (using Webcit) can't share mail between two users > without copying in the other user on each message...would the > following scenario be possible? > > 1. Use Citadel to download mail from ISP using Pop3 to a Public Room. > > 2. Each user uses Thunderbird on their PC's and connect to the public > room on Citadel via IMAP. My assumption here is that using IMAP would > allow a message sent to a customer by a user would be automatically > saved in the Public Room. > > > > This is where my knowledge of email servers is very thin so please set > me straight if I've understood this incorrectly. > > > > Thanks, > > > > Charles. > > > > Thu Oct 09 2008 05:56:59 PM EDT from [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: Still confused about how to setup Citadel for users > who share email > > No, citadel doesn't offer it to that point. > > You're probably looking rather for s.th like SugarCRM, OTRS etc. >