On Fri, Dec 3, 2010 at 12:35, Ken Hornstein <[email protected]> wrote: > >Well, since you asked, I am still using MH 6.8.4 on Solaris, often with > >exmh. I'm also running vintage MMDF as my MTA :-). > > Hey John, cool to see you're still around! Hadn't seen anything from > you in forever, so I thought you had gone off to bigger and better > things. > > >However, I'm also using Gmail, particularly because of its threading and > >spam-rejection, and also because people mail me documents so often > >(and Gmail provides a good in-browser preview). > > Just for my own curiousity (and having a better desire to understand how > people use MH/nmh), how exactly does this work? Do you preview email via > the Gmail web interface and then suck it down via MH? What tools do you > use to do that, since I'm not sure that stock MH 6.8.4 can do that out > of the box? >
I'll jump in here too as I also use gmail heavily for my personal e-mail. I switched to this for a couple reasons: 1. Gmail's SPAM filters are excellent. 2. I use any one of a number of systems and devices to read my e-mail and nmh/mh-e is hard to get to. 3. Gmail's SPAM filters are excellent What I do is have all my e-mail go to gmail directly and use fetchmail to pull all sent mail and mail I want to archive. I use a special label (ArchieMe) that I tag mail with that I want to get into my MH folders. For work I use nmh/mh-e exclusively. Thanks Jeff -- Jeffrey C. Honig <[email protected]> http://www.honig.net/jch GnuPG ID:14E29E13 <http://www.honig.net/jch/key.shtml>
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