>> that's all. Procmail doesn't enter into it (unless you're already >using >> it of course, but note that it's been unsupported for many years).
+1. It is important to note that procmail is obsolete, you should get rid of it if you can. >> I think I need to explain my current setup. >My emails are received by sendmail which hands it over to procmail >which >writes it into an mbox. I then configured Evolution for 'Local >Delivery' >i.e. it reads the mbox and write it 'into folders managed by >Evolution'. So >something like this: >Sendmail ---> Procmail --->(mbox)<---- Evolution--->(Evol Folders in >maildir format) >If I were to change to IMAP it would become like this: >Sendmail---> Procmail-->(maidir)<-----via IMAP----- Evolution I don't think so. Most (every?) Modern IMAP server provides a delivery agent and handles receipt [LMTP = local mail transport protocol]. There is no reason for the MTA to diddle in the mail-store, that is nothing but a potential source of problems. Whatever structure the IMAP server uses itself should not matter, don't diddle. >So are you saying that filters in Evolution can move emails to IMAP >subfolders? Yes. > So procmail just need to write them to the main Inbox? Get rid of procmail, regardless of what you do. -- Adam Tauno Williams _______________________________________________ evolution-list mailing list [email protected] To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
