On Thursday 03 March 2005 04:19 pm, Todd Walton wrote: > I'm sometimes "on the road" and unexpectedly need a bit of information > that's stored in my email on my computer at home. In those cases my > only choice is to SSH in, making grep my friend.
Ah, but Apple's Mail, Thunderbird, and I believe KMail all support local caching of messages for "disconnected" operation. I've enabled this on my laptop (OS X), and, so long as I've let it synchronize before I've gone off somewhere, I can search all my messages without needing to connect elsewhere. Rather nice. > Of course, if I could use IMAP and a decent web interface... (one of > which doesn't exist in this universe) Though, with the power of "ajax" and modern web browsers such as Firefox, one could conceivably create a rich web-based email client that didn't suck. Use maps.google.com as your motivation. :) Gregory -- Gregory K. Ruiz-Ade <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> | This message has an OpenPGP Sr. Systems Administrator | digital signature attachment Cast & Crew Entertainment Services, Inc. | generated by GnuPG.
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