At 2003-07-01 06:04:57 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Why should i login from serveral clients at a time?
A typical scenario involves leaving a client running on your computer at work, and using another client to connect to the same server on the days when you're working at home or travelling or otherwise need to read work mail from outside the office. > I read rfc 2180, this specifies several possiblities of server > implementaions. But a client has to consider all possibilites and has > to behave accordingly. Client has to take the burden of handling all > possiblilites at the time of implementation. Which adds complexity. I'm afraid I don't understand your point. IMAP clients must be written to deal with the requirements of the IMAP protocol. RFC 2180 is merely a description of reasonable server behaviour; it adds no possibilities that a client is not already required to handle. > Suggest me a good way to handle multi acess of mailbox. That's exactly what RFC 2180 does. -- ams
