Re: nnimap and Exchange 2007

[Jake Colman <colman@ppllc.com>]

>>>>> "TZ" == Ted Zlatanov <tzz@lifelogs.com> writes:

   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?

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

Ted,

Using your alternate setup, would the IMAP mail be split appropriately
into my "home" Maildir?  I guess I'm still confused as to how I would
convert from broken IMAP to a more uable alternative.

Even with the patch, IMAP access is very slow and many actions result in
a warning such as:

(6) (error/warning) Error in process filter: (error Internal error, tag
    201 status BAD code nil text The specified message set is invalid.)

...Jake


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