Hi. Am Donnerstag 15 Juli 2010, 21:03:54 schrieb Martin Pauly: > I have understood that imap and pop are not relying on DNS and so are not > domain dependent. I am currently using a Certificate for imap.example.com > and if you use another domain the certificate info does not match and you > get a warning. It is not that bad, just wanted to change this, but it > seems this is not possible.
If your users type in a differnet host name than you told them, there will be a warning. But that's inteded, users should not use other host names than the admin tells them. (But example.com is a bad host name because DNS servers will not resolve this domain. :) If you need further support that may be specific to your setup, a real domain name helps us to give real help.) > My second problem is more serious: You are not able to delete Messages > because Outlook does not find the Folder "Gelöschte Elemente" (Deleted > Messages) and is not able to create it. And even if I create a Folder with > this name Outlook does not use it. Thunderbird works fine how ever. Does > someone know this problem and is this an IMAP or an Outlook problem? Should > be an Outlook problem if I am right. But why does it work for other IMAP > Accounts? Don't know about that. If Outlook is involved, it's most likely to be an Outlook-problem. :) I would suggest that Outlook uses a fixed IMAP path name for the trash folder and only localizes the display name. But in fact, I don't know. Any real mail client lets you configure where to save sent or deleted messages in you imap tree.
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