Re: nnimap and Exchange 2007

[Jake Colman <colman@ppllc.com>]

Ted,

Sorry for the top-quote.  I'm stuck using Outlook for the moment (until I resolve my IMAP issue) and I cannot cite your message.  This makes it difficult for you to read my reply unless I do it this way.  Please bear with me.

The patch that you sent was a reverse patch.  It shows what line to add to get the old behavior.  Instead, I reversed it and things seem better.  I'm not crashing out and Gnus seems to be catching up on a hell of a lot of old marks from my server.  It's certainly bust doing something - unless it hung.

I'll keep you posted.

Thanks.

...Jake


-----Original Message-----
From: Ted Zlatanov [mailto:tzz@lifelogs.com]
Sent: Friday, March 28, 2008 11:33 AM
To: Jake Colman
Cc: ding@gnus.org
Subject: Re: nnimap and Exchange 2007

On Fri, 28 Mar 2008 11:18:28 -0400 Jake Colman <colman@ppllc.com> wrote:

JC> I have not updated my gnus from a nightly snapshot since Feb 28 yet
JC> I seem to already have the fix that you say you just committed.  Am
JC> I missing something here?  Now I'm confused!

"cvs status nnimap.el" should say 7.43.  If it does, you're fine.

JC> How do I use this suggested setup of your's?  What will it do for me
JC> exactly?  I currently use nnimap-split rules to split my email into
JC> folders on the IMAP server.  If I do what you suggested as a
JC> workaround, what will change and how do I work with it?

It will take the new mail from your IMAP mail source and put it into
your "home" Maildir.  The mail will remain on IMAP, so you'll have two
copies of it forever.  You can, instead, delete the originals but I
prefer not to.  Disk space is cheap, resending e-mails is annoying.

Please don't top-quote.

Ted



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