[mew-int 3028] Re: Marks and imap

Harald Hanche-Olsen hanche at example.com
Tue Dec 6 06:38:44 JST 2011


[Alan Bram <alan.bram at example.com> (2011-12-05 16:50:27 UTC)]

> On Dec 5, 2011, at 8:05 AM, Jeffrey M Roth wrote:
>
> > For example, say you have Mew running on your office computer and 
> Mew on
> > your home computer, both reading your work email.  Would one just 
> have
> > to set the sent-message folder to reside on the server?  How 
> might one also
> > make the AddrBook file a shared resource?
>
> I have (setq mew-fcc "+backup,%Sent") in my .mew.el so that I get 
> both a local copy and a copy on the server, so that I can see them 
> when I'm on the other computer.  (I haven't dealt with the AddrBook 
> issue.)

And I use

(setq mew-fcc "+outbox")
(setq mew-dcc "hanche at example.com")

so that I don't depend on the imap service in order to get my copy. 
The copy in +outbox is just in case something goes seriously wrong, 
which hardly ever happens. I regularly delete old messages in this 
box. I like having incoming and outgoing messages in the same place; 
it makes life simpler when I file them away in my numerous archive 
mail boxes.

- Harald


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