Depends on what you mean by 'fixed'
I have the exact setup you describe. In fact, it doesn't matter *what*
mail client or OS you are using - I primarily use Mozilla on Windows and
Linux, but I can use Outlook, Eudora, Aethera, Balsa, etc; the same
directories and folders auto-import if they aren't in the particular
client's structure already.
So, it doesn't really need to be 'fixed'.
What you need to do, however, is start using IMAP rather than POP3
for email. POP3 doesn't really support this. IMAP does, however, as
everything is server-side on IMAP; IMAP works sorta like NEWS, but is
for e-mail rather than newsgroups.
And, if you ISP doesn't support IMAP, I suggest using a service such as
Novell's MyRealbox, which offers POP, IMAP, and Webmail, as well as
importing mail from existing accounts, server-side mail filtering, and
SSL support for everything.
Henning Schnoor wrote:
> Hi,
>
> is it possible with Mozilla to share mail folders between different
> versions?
>
> What I want to do: Use Mozilla on W32 and Linux, and use the same
> directory structure for mails. I want to access my mails from both
> Operation Systems.
>
> With Netscape 4, this was half-possible - the ofmrt for the summary
> files was different under Windows / Linux. Will this be "fixed"?
>
> See you,
> Henning
>
>
