On Wed, Dec 06, 2000 at 08:21:58AM +0100, Michael Meskes wrote: > I don't think POP3 is what he's looking for. He needs an IMAP4 server and an > offline capable mail client. Ah, finally someone who understands what I mean. Must be my English that is a bit contorted so that only German speaking people get the full meaning ;-) > Since sending mail is a matter of your sendmail/postfix/exim setup it simply > comes down to "which mail reader is capable of synchronising with imap4 > while on-line and can give you full access to the cached boxes while > off-line"? Yes. It needn't be the mail reader, it could be a separate "Folder synchronizer" program as well. I tend to change things like Mail readers and Window managers only once every two years :-) > I know StarOffice can That is interesting. How does it do that? > In fact I'd be very interested > in this too. Not having time to look up all mail clients I worked around > this by installing an IMAP4 server on my home machine as well, so I only > have to sync the Maildir. ?? How do you sync a maildir with imap? Nils -- *New* *New* *New* - on shellac records Windows HE - see top 10 reasons to downgrade on Historical Edition http://www.microsoft.com/windowshe
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