Wow, That sounds like a great idea...hmmm...yet another weekend project methinks ;-)
I'm currently running postfix as my smtp server and gnu pop3d as my pop server. I'll have to look into whether or not gnu pop supports imap. I don't think it does as I recall, so would you recommend any particular imap daemon? I'm looking for the "quick" and dirty fix for this ;P Again, thanks for the suggestion and I'll post my results after the weekend. Chris On January 22, 2003 05:20 pm, Trevor Lauder wrote: > This solution may sound like it has a lot of overhead work in it but in my > opinion it's the best way to do this and attachments should go through > properly. Setup an IMAP/POP3 server on one of your linux machines (most > distros come with those servers preconfigured and the default config > should be good enough for this) and create an account. Add this account > to outlook and copy (not move, in case something bad happens) all your > email from outlook to the IMAP inbox folder. Once that is done, connect > kmail to the same IMAP/POP3 server you used in outlook using POP3 and > download all the email from the mail server. That should get you going > with the least hassle. Once that is done you can remove those accounts > you had just created from both outlook and kmail. Let me know if you need > help with setting up a IMAP/POP3 server. > > Cheers
