On Tue, Jan 21, 2003 at 08:30:30AM +0100, Martin Fahrendorf wrote: Content-Description: signed data > Am Dienstag, 21. Januar 2003 02:58 schrieb bascule: > > i've been doing some reading with the intention of setting up a box to > > collect all my mail so that i can use imap to look at mail from any box > > and any os but i just thought of what for me could be a showstopper, i > > use the multiple identities feature of kmail a lot, mail is sorted into > > folders and identities associated, now maybe i could set up all my linux > > installs with kmailset up individualy but this seems to be missing the > > point, plus on win what? i have been assuming that fetchmail would be > > fetching mail from my isps, procmail would put it into mail folders on > > the server and some imap server would server them out to the lan, > > assuming i have this right is there a way to avoid find a client for > > each machine that supports the features of kmail and having to configure > > it seperately, > > is the only way to run kmail locally in an x session on the server and > > use vnc or something over the lan? > > > > bascule >
Forget K-Mail. It won't filter into imap folders. Go with either Mozilla Mail, or Evolution. Either one does an excelent job of filtering into imapp folders. I use this set up myself, so that I can always get to my mail, from any client, anywhere, and ALL my mail is there. I got tired of the POP thing a long time ago, when all my mail was on myh home desktop, and I was traveling with a laptop. IMAP is the way to go. Ric
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