Re: e-mail management
Adam Tauno Williams <[email protected]> Thu, 18 Sep 2008 09:06:15 -0400
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> >> The plan is to install OGo locally, to take fully advance of the > >> document management system, keeping the Company's hosted e-mail service. > >> I think it can be done using the included POP client but I am concerned > >> about: > > "included POP client"? I'm not aware of any POP support in OGo. Are you talking about OGo or the InstantOGo product, which I think includes POP support via fetchmail. That is a feature of the InstantOGo produce, not of OGo. > >> 2. What if an user downloads e-mails out of such LAN (Specially with > >> Blackberries)? How are they going to be saved in OGo? > > If all clients use IMAP there is no isue. > >> 3 How does Palm synchronization work? Does OGo get e-mails using POP > > No, OGo uses IMAP & SMTP as provided by the site. > >> and > >> the Palm receives them when it is connected to the network using Wifi? > > Recent VersaMail supports IMAP4 although Snapperfish is a much better > > implementation. > >> 4 Are the e-mails read using Wifi with a Palm in a public network > >> synchronized with OGo when such Palm is connected to the corporate network? > > OGo uses IMAP. If you download messages via POP (and delete them from > > the origin mailbox), then OGo won't see them. > Where are the messages stored using IMAP if OGo is in one server and > E-Mail in other? They aren't, they remain in the mailstore; OGo accesses the mail store via IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol). That is the nature of IMAP. <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imap> -- OpenGroupware.org Users [email protected] http://mail.opengroupware.org/mailman/listinfo/users