tor, 01.01.2004 kl. 03.35 skrev Joseph Mocker: > > Also, IMAP is not just Courier, Cyrus, UW-IMAP or whatever, it's a bunch > > of rfcs. You want me to throw them at you, I will - courtesy of Courier. > > The point is, that when an IMAP server, whether it is Courier, Cyrus, > > UW-IMAP or whatever has seen a message, the message has been *seen*. If > > Lotus hasn't seen it, then Lotus is at fault. This has not anything to > > do with Evo. When a message has been seen, SquirrelMail, Mozilla, Evo, > > whatever, should report it as having been *seen*. All of these do for > > me. > > I think Eric's point is that "been seen" should be a separate state > from "been filtered". Probably not a bad idea. At least to have an > option whether to filter on _all_ messages, or _not seen_ messages. > > Although I am not intimately familiar with IMAP RFC's, I would think > that the relevant "newness" of filtering in mail clients is not covered > by any RFC.
AFAICR, there has been a request for IMAP server-side filtering on the Courier list (maybe I'm completely wrong and this was on the Cyrus list, can't be bothered to check :( Don't know if this is covered in any rfc, nor whether other IMAP implementations would have it (ditto), but it seems a very good idea to me. Installing client filtering in Evo 1.4.5 and Mozilla >= 1.4 is easy, but it's a real chore in SquirrelMail 1.4.2 which has no point and click. Doing it once and for all for all clients would be a blessing, just as shared directories is. A good 2004 to all! --Tonni -- mail: billy - at - billy.demon.nl http://www.billy.demon.nl _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
