Paul Lussier writes:
|>
|> Doesn't Netscape keep all mail in plain Berkeley-style folders regardless of
|> platform? I would expect that you should be able to copy the NT folder
|> structure to the Linux/Unix system and maye edit your .mailboxlist file
|> appropriately without any problems.
|>
What is the function of the .mailboxlist file?
Does this tell Netscape where to look for mail folders?
If so, is there a similar feature for Netscape on the PC?
I have a bunch of mailbox folders on my home directory on a unix server
that I want to look at with a linux desktop or a windows pc. It's easy
to do this with the linux desktop: just nfs mount the mail folders
directory from the server, and use symlinks from ~/nsmail to the nfs
mounted directory. I can mount the mail folders directory as a virtual
drive on the pc, but I can't figure out how to tell netscape how to
use that drive for mail folders.
Thanks,
Dave
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