On 8-Jul-10, at 8:10 AM, MB wrote:
I didn't get there was multiple users, just multiple accounts. So this
involves many users?
To be accurate, it's currently two users and three computer
locations... tho that could grow.
IMAP could work, except that it's interfaces (eg: squirrelmail)
John Snippe j...@snippe.ca wrote (Sat, 10 Jul 2010 08:07:46 -0400):
IMAP could work, except that it's interfaces (eg: squirrelmail) tend
to be so primitive, and lack control.
Anyone here have experience with Mailsmith?
I like Mailsmith, and if it had been free at the time when I was looking
On 10-Jul-10, at 9:51 AM, Tobias Jung wrote:
And Mailsmith doesn't work with a single database but individual files
(one file for each message) and I don't know what will happen if you
just sync those files between various computers.
Actually, afaik the current iteration does indeed use a
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Am 10.07.10 14:07, schrieb John Snippe:
On 8-Jul-10, at 8:10 AM, MB wrote:
I didn't get there was multiple users, just multiple accounts. So this
involves many users?
To be accurate, it's currently two users and three computer locations...
On 10-Jul-10, at 10:57 AM, Tobias Jung wrote:
No, it's the other way round:
While the old version used a database (or maybe mbox files with a
single
file for each mail folder, can't remember at the moment) the current
version indeed stores an individual file for each message.
MyBad... you
John Snippe j...@snippe.ca wrote (Sat, 10 Jul 2010 11:16:29 -0400):
Do you know if there is a trick to getting Mailsmith to resolve
aliases? I am attempting to store the 'user dababase' outside the
default location, and the docs say this is possible, but so far no
joy...
Sorry, I can't help
*John Snippe asked:
So my question is two-fold: it is possible to have 3 or more installs
of Powermail be able to access a single database folder
It's certainly possible but not likely to be practical unless you're on
the same stable network subnet.
, and/or is it
possible for more than one
On 8-Jul-10, at 6:43 AM, MB wrote:
That could be said, however this is ruling out PowerMail as a client
IMHO as the IMAP-support is very basic. But this does depend on the
amount of traffic of course. I do check webmail accounts with more
sporadic traffic via IMAP in PowerMail
Yes, that's an
John Snippe said:
I wonder if environments will help with the corruption issue... it
could limit database access to a 'one user - multiple points of
access' situation, which would stop update collisions and that
inherent risk of corruption. Yes/no?
I didn't get there was multiple users,
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Am 08.07.10 14:02, schrieb John Snippe:
On 8-Jul-10, at 6:43 AM, MB wrote:
That could be said, however this is ruling out PowerMail as a client
IMHO as the IMAP-support is very basic. But this does depend on the
amount of traffic of course. I
I am needing to be able to access email and other files from various
locations, and have set up a Dropbox account to facilitate that (1: http://www.dropbox.com
)... it maintains sync of files placed in it's folder between
various locations using the same account via internet. Totally
Datum: Wed, 7 Jul 2010 08:07:31 -0400
Von: John Snippe j...@snippe.ca
An: PowerMail discussions powermail-discuss@ctmdev.com
Betreff: multiple installs one database
I am needing to be able to access email and other files from various
locations, and have set up a Dropbox account
Sorry, I can't help you with your first question.
But regarding the second one:
John Snippe j...@snippe.ca wrote (Wed, 7 Jul 2010 08:07:31 -0400):
Also: is it possible to have separate databases on a single install
for different email accounts?
Yes, by creating a new User Environment (in
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I am needing to be able to access email and other files from various
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http://www.dropbox.com )... it maintains sync of files placed in it's
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