mike dentifrice wrote: > > I don't want to leave mails on the server because I have limited storage > space there. And I want to be able to do offline reading, since most > places I travel to happen to be disconnected environents, or connected > via a regular 33k6 modem (which means slow and expensive bandwidth). > Here is what I do: I use fetchmail to get mail from numerous email accounts I have and place the mail on an imap server at my house. Then, no matter which computer I am using at home, I can access all of my new and old mail. When I am away from home, I use ssh to log into my mail server at home. I then fire up mutt and have access to all of my new and old mail. This method, of course, depends on internet access. It does work pretty well, however, with a dialup connection. -- David Raeker-Jordan mailto:david@raeker-jordan.net GnuPG key: 1024D/CD956608
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