On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 5:09 PM, chasd <[email protected]> wrote: > > Read / unread is handled by the IMAP server, so that those flags > remain as you want them if you access that account from a different > piece of software. If that info was stored in RoundCube, then if you > switched to Thunderbird, all the messages would have the incorrect > read / not-read flags. Since it is stored in the IMAP server, > switching MUAs works. > > There is a feature in RoundCube where it can cache message > information in the database ( not always MySQL ), but with > improvements to IMAP servers, that caching is no longer recommended. > The database schema for message caching is probably what you bumped into
Ok, I guess it must have been the caching I was seeing. > There are tools for syncing IMAP data between hosts, if that is what > you are looking for. Search for " IMAP replication " or " IMAP > synchronization " Thanks for the help. You're a credit to the community of RoundCube. -Brad _______________________________________________ List info: http://lists.roundcube.net/users/
