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Le 09 octobre à 21:28:21 "Brett I. Holcomb" <brettholcomb@×××××××××.net> écrit notamment: |
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| Thank you. Opera is a client but it doesn't understand the system of |
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| mboxes or maildirs that Pine uses - at least not as far as I've been able |
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| to discover. It can talk to IMAP or POP servers but doesn't seem to have a |
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| place for procmail to dump the mail to. With Pine I can tell it to use |
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| the local mail folders where mail is dumped after it's fetched and |
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| processed by procmail. |
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| I've liked the fetchmail->procmail setup as I can have procmail process |
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| the mail in many ways and even though Opera can do much of that I'ld like |
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| to keep this process. |
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OK, sorry, I remember now why I gave up using opera! |
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What you can do is setting up a mail server, (postfix, exim, qmail) as an |
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imap server on your machine. Fetchmail keeps its business as before, now |
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feeding your mail server; you can point opera to your server. |
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Procmail would not be used in this case, but you can organize folders |
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within opera... |
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Pine would still be able to read mail from your server |
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hth, |
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Jean |
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