Re: [oS-en] Earthlink [Was: I do not receive my own mails sent to the list.]

On 2026-07-03 21:26, Felix Miata wrote:
> Carlos E. R. composed on 2026-07-03 21:01 (UTC+0200):
> 
>> Felix Miata wrote:
> 
>>> Earlier this calendar year, Earthlink started putting most of my list mail
>>> originated by me into its "known spam" folder. The only way I can get it back in
>>> SM Mail is to login to webmail, open trash, and mark it not spam. A lot of other
>>> mailing list mail finds its way there too, and EL won't allow using select all to
>>> mark non-trash in the trash folder not trash. Using a big rigamaroll I can do the
>>> same thing with others' list mail and have it stop doing that for most of those
>>> other individual mail originators, but the same thing does not work for my own. It
>>> smells like Gmail at work.
> 
>> Can't you move the email using an IMAP client, like Thunderbird?
> 
>> If you can, the action can be automated.
> 
> I could use IMAP with SM, but I won't without strong convincing I won't hate it. I
> want to continue full raw access to all all email using mc and fcl when offline.
> My ISP only offers access via IMAP, which is why I pay extra to keep Earthlink,
> bad as it is, and I've been using about 20 years, to keep POP.

mc? Midnight Commander? fcl?

I would think that accessing email with an imap client is better than a 
web browser. And with imap access, you can program a daemon to move your 
email in a cronjob, so that you do not need to check with the web browser.

-- 
Cheers / Saludos,

		Carlos E. R.

   (from openSUSE 16.0 (Laicolasse))

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