On Fri, 2003-01-10 at 20:42, Tony Earnshaw wrote: > tor, 2003-01-09 kl. 22:07 skrev Jeffrey Stedfast: > > > > Is this required/expected behaviour of Evolution? > > > > yes, that is the imap message cache > > > > (you are free to rm -rf anything in there if you want, though it'd be > > better to not rm -f the summary file or evolution will have to do a > > massive re-FETCH of the message headers again - the other files are safe > > to delete without any repercussions except that it might take longer to > > load that message in the viewer the next time you open it since we will > > have to download it instead of reading from the cache, obviously). > > Actually, I'd like to do things the other way around - to be able to > sync the IMAP files on the server to my notebook, so that they're there > to read if i disconnect from the network. > > Is that possible in one operation? I haven't found such.The IMAP summary > setting doesn't sync, merely reports.
Yes, in evolution 1.2 you goto settings and select the folders in 'offline folders', and then go offline (the =<||>= icon bottom-left of the main window), and it will sync those folders unread messages. And yes, the "cache" is also used as the local store for offline mode. _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
