Re: Moving from one system to another

On Fri, Mar 14, 2003 at 11:10:01AM +0700, Syafril Hermansyah wrote:
> On Thu, 13 Mar 2003 10:15:46 -0500 Peter Davis (PD) wrote:
> 
> For travel users, x-uidl more preferable because we can manage/mark
> which messages already fetch from office then while at home/travel we
> don't need to redownload those messages (even using other computer or
> mailer as far as support x-uidl). 
> The downside is only a few POPServer supported this feature (QPOP is the
> one). 

Unfortunately, I think most POP users don't get to choose what server
their mail is on.  I've fount the X-POP-UIDL and X-POP-Server works
very reliably.  I usually sync. up before I travel, so I don't have
lots of old messages lying around on the system.  I could always copy
my *.uidl files to a laptop for travel purposes.

> > If I set an "all delete_on_server" filter on my trash folder, when
> > does that get activated?  I'm assuming this will let me kill the
> > server copies of messages I've deleted locally.
> 
> When you select Trash Folder. 
> Folder Processing only active when you select the respective folder (see
> other thread, author Eric).

So just clicking on Trash will run the process?  I assume this will
mark the messages for deleting from the server, and they will actually
get deleted next time I connect to retrieve mail.  Is that right?

I have two showstoppers that are preventing me from using
Sylpheed-Claws full-time right now:

1) I can't find settings that will let me send outgoing mail through
   my ISP's SSL-protected SMTP server.  It's ATTBI, in case anyone's
   familiar with that.

2) This isn't really a complete showstopper, but it's close:  On one
   of my systems, the filters don't work.  They *do* work to color
   messages, but they don't move messages.  I type Ctrl-Shift-I to
   fetch new mail, and then SC re-scans all my folders, but all the
   messages end up on inbox.

   I have SC set up on another Windows system, and the filters work
   just fine there.

Thanks for all your help, past, present and future!

-pd



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