Alan Wehmann writes:
I can emphasize the following conclusions from this evidence:
1) Thunderbird is synchronizing a file on my computer's hard drive,
matching the contents of the IMAP inbox folder.
Yes, indeed, it does! VM's IMAP folders work the same way too. But what
shape the cache
moritzmaxei...@googlemail.com writes:
So,
evidence is practically useless!
this is not a universal conclusion. If it were, then reverse engineering
closed source software would be impossible, because there you do exaxtly that:
You try to look for evidence (either by sniffing,
writes:
To: awehm...@sbcglobal.net
Subject: Re: [VM] Info node External Messages
Date: Fri, 6 Apr 2012 23:52:55 +0100
From: Uday Reddy usr.vm.ro...@gmail.com
Alan Wehmann writes:
For me there is a mode of operation where I like to download selected
IMAP messages into Local
Alan Wehmann writes:
One reason to show how it starts off is to illustrate that the first
line is not recognized by the value of
vm-leading-message-separator-regexp-From_
You can't read Thunderbird's IMAP folders in VM, only the Local Folders.
(In fact, you can see from the size of the file
to me
rather odd to ask me if I want to delete a large message if I haven't
even looked at it (with VM).
Cheers,
Alan
Uday Reddy writes:
To: alan.wehm...@gmail.com
Subject: Re: [VM] Info node External Messages
Date: Sat, 7 Apr 2012 21:26:22 +0100
From: Uday Reddy usr.vm.ro...@gmail.com
Alan Wehmann writes:
For me there is a mode of operation where I like to download selected
IMAP messages into Local Folders have a local copy. As I indicated
in one of my messages, I need to use the web interface to the IMAP
server to clean out the IMAP server inbox. I would use the web
Alan Wehmann writes:
I tried out some of what is described in Info node External Messages
yesterday.
Hi Alan, I can't tell what you tried from this info node, but the rest of
your message indicates to me that you were using Local Folders. External
messages are only available for IMAP
Alan Wehmann writes:
IMAP server at work. Since I am used to how Thunderbird implements
its size limitations I was surprised to find myself being asked yes or
no for each over-sized message.
The doc-string for `vm-imap-max-message-size' says that the yes/no question
is asked only when
Alan Wehmann writes:
vm-spool-files '(imap:127.0.0.1:143:inbox:login:*:*)
I used the command vm to initiate the downloading of messages from
the IMAP server.
Right, you have used an IMAP spool file to download messages into a local
folder, the vm-primary-inbox. So, the external message
On 4/5/2012 5:42 PM, Uday Reddy wrote:
Alan Wehmann writes:
vm-spool-files '(imap:127.0.0.1:143:inbox:login:*:*)
I used the command vm to initiate the downloading of messages from
the IMAP server.
Right, you have used an IMAP spool file to download messages into a local
folder, the
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