Re: deactivating folders

Simply instruct your users to not move the mail from the INBOX using 
NeoMail.  The mails will still stay in the inbox to be retreived via POP.

I don't run POP so I can't test that but try it and see. . .

DS

On Wed, 11 Feb 2004, Carlos Santos wrote:

> 
> Hi.
> 
> I'm considering the use of Neomail as a mail client for situations where my 
> clients aren't at home or are on vacation or something and want to check 
> their email. My server is running Linux Redhat and Sendmail (POP3) and 
> Neomail will be setup in this server as well. I think Neomail does the 
> trick but is actually more than I need. I want to be able to list the 
> messages in my account, delete one or more, read the ones I'm interested 
> in, see/download the attachments, reply to messages or send new ones and be 
> able to send attachments as well. Nothing out of the ordinary. Neomail 
> seems to do all of this. However, Neomail allows the user to create and 
> maintain folders which means that Neomail pulls the content of the pop 
> server into these folders. I don't want my clients to be able to do this. 
> Each account should always have its content in the pop server. The messages 
> would only be removed if the client orders them to be deleted (by using 
> Neomail's features). The idea is to allow them to check emails, reply 
> urgent matters etc but keeping the account's content in the pop server. I 
> don't want Neomail to pull the entire content of the accounts like all 
> normal mail clients.I don't want Neomail to replace my clients Outlook's 
> and Eudora's at home, I just want an emergency alternative for special 
> situations where they can't use their own mail client.
> 
> Does anybody know if it is possible to set up Neomail like that  without 
> having to alter Neomail's code ?
> Any ideas ?
> 
> Thanks,
> Carlos.
> 
> 
> 
> 
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