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On 06/04/21 05:19, Dale wrote: |
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> Another question, can I just copy my current emails over and "import" |
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> them? I think Seamonkey uses mbox type setup. I know I could with |
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> Thunderbird but it was a bit fussy. It did work tho. It also made it |
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> easier to switch back. |
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Consider setting up a local imap server. Do all email clients do imap |
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nowadays? |
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I use thunderbird, and since fetchmail broke, I just use rules to pull |
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everything down from the net, sort it, and copy it to local folders on |
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my imap server. |
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You could then use mutt, or neomutt, or pine, or alpine, or whatever, to |
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read (most of) your mail. And any html garbage they couldn't handle, you |
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could use thunderbird or seamonkey or whatever. |
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No need to move mail between different clients. And as for moving your |
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current stuff over, you just move it from Seamonkey's local store to the |
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imap server and it'll appear for all the other clients. |
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Because I move around between home computers, having my mail like this |
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exposed on an imap server is brilliant ... |
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Cheers, |
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