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Le 09 octobre à 20:49:12 "Brett I. Holcomb" <brettholcomb@×××××××××.net> écrit notamment: |
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| I have been running fetchmail->procmail->pine but would like to use |
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| Opera. However, Opera doesn't appear to be able to understand the system |
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| of mailboxes for Pine. |
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Is not pine a mail client, just as opera(mail)? In which case what would |
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pine's system of mailboxes be? |
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| How can I use Opera with fetchmail, procmail and pine or do I need to |
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| move to something else - like postfix. If so what is recommeded and how |
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| is it setup? Do I still use fetchmail and procmail with something like |
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| postfix? |
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I think you can use any combination of those, but opera can retrieve your |
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mail (the basic function of fetchmail), split it into separate folders |
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(the basic function of procmail), and send your mail through a remote smtp |
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server (postfix would do it also, with more complicated things). |
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It all depends of what you expect from your mail system; if you manage one |
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or two personal accounts, opera alone will do fine, but you can also keep |
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your fetchmail and procmail with their own settings. |
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If what you aim at is using alternatively pine or opera (or gnus, or mutt, |
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or thunderbird, etc...), then you need to use an imap-based system, which |
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can be done with postfix, or by taking advantage of imap capacities of |
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your remote servers (if they provide it) |
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hth, |
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