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Mick writes: |
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> On Wednesday 24 Aug 2011 23:30:16 Alan McKinnon wrote: |
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> > I also discovered that kmail2 doesn't do changing of IMAP folders at |
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> > all, it seems to be strictly read-only. I can create folders in that |
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> > area to my heary's content, nothing shows on disk. |
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This works fine here. |
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> > Kmail2 doesn't seem |
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> > to support server-side at all. I can create folders in claws easily |
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> > enough and they show up, but not the other way round. It doesn't seem |
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> > to be a delayed update either - 12 hours later is a bit too long for |
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> > that. |
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> My previous response was about Kmail-1. Kmail-2 should *not* be used |
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> according to one developer's blog (4 months old): |
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> https://thomasmcguire.wordpress.com/category/kmail/ |
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The first post there is 4 moths old, the next one (about kmail2) is 15 |
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months old, talking about KDE 4.5. |
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But while it's not _that_ bad any more, I was indeed advised on the kde list |
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that ordinary users are not supposed yet to make the switch. That was when |
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KDE 4.6.4 came out, I'm not sure how the situation is now. |
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> I've seen quite a lot of complains about slowness and missing local |
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> folders like ... Inbox! when I googled for it. |
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> Good luck in getting your messages back. |
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They are in the backup, aren't they? |
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