-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Дана недеља 25 новембар 2007, Steve Jacobs је написао(ла): > In case it's relevant, I tend to keep a LOT of messages in the Inbox. > Prior to what I describe here, there were probably over 2000 messages > in my Inbox.
I have a lot more ~ 9000. > A couple of weeks ago I started up KMail for the first time. I > configured it to access my Speakeasy mailbox, using IMAP, as I What is Speakeasy? I found on Google "Speakeasy, a Best Buy Company, offers superior Voice over IP (VoIP), T1, DSL and a range of broadband services customized for small businesses.", but I don't know if you are refering to that. And I don't know if that is at all relevant. KMail has two types of IMAP. You have the regular IMAP that should just download the headers and then download the messages as and if you read them. The other type is the so called "cached imap". That is a variation where it does download the messages but keeps them in sync with the server (ie if you delete the message from the server it will be deleted from kmail as well). I am using cached imap for quite a while (5 or 6 years at least). Using filters I move some of the messages out of the inbox and into some other folders (such as a folder for opensuse mailing list), but the rest of the messages are kept in the inbox so that I can access them using webmail or mobile (same as you and probably many others). > individual messages. It looked like KMail was downloading full > messages, although my understanding of IMAP is that KMail should have ... > It seems to me that KMail is clearly, and quite obviously broken. I'd > think that this problem would be so obvious, and on such a > high-profile app, that I'd have read about the problem on this list, > or would find many mentions of it via Google. But I haven't seen > anything about it. > > Does anybody here have any idea what I might be encountering here, or > what's unique about my environment to trigger such a strange problem? The only unique thing about your environment (or at least different from my setup) is that you are probably using regular imap instead cached imap (although I don't think that should make a difference) and that your imap provider is speakeasy.net and not laposte.net (my provider). Could you find out what imap server is being used @ speakeasy? The mos probable reason why KMail isn't working correctly as far as I can think of any reason is that of a strange imap server. But if speakeasy is a large ISP company widely spread in the US as it looks on their site, I guess that somebody should have seen that problem. Happy hacking Filip PS: Are you using some additional software apart from kmail, such as spamassassin or some virus scaner? Could it be that the messages had to be filtered through some of those programs? - -- Filip Brcic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> WWWeb: http://purl.org/NET/brcha/home/ Jabber: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2.0.4-svn0 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQFHSVOaeugpoxYs6H8RAhc6AKCl1wJBgfq+MYIVu/7WjhW5E0f9cQCfWPf9 T1PFmnDE8zgnmNhjI8BV36c= =/qKp -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
