IMAP, POP3, FC1 vs FC3
poohba at blkpoohba.dyndns.org
poohba at blkpoohba.dyndns.org
Mon Jan 31 05:22:20 UTC 2005
Well, seeing how I didn't go to FC2 and I only went to FC3 b/c I built a
new system I think as long as they support FC1 I just may go back to it.
My thing is. If it isn't broke why try to fix it. Maybe there were some
flaws in imapd that I didn't know of but I was able to use it VERY easily.
With dovecot I have been reading you have to reformat the way you use your
mail and mail 'folders'. My inbox is in /var/spool/mail/user and my
'folders' which are only files are under ~/mail and that worked. And
since it was imapd that was working then I guess I will go back to that.
I've tried following the comments and various pages I've found and I have
not been able to get pop or imap to work.
On Mon, 31 Jan 2005, Edward wrote:
>
>
> poohba at blkpoohba.dyndns.org wrote:
>> I know that FC3 uses a different program but I want to use what I had
>> working in FC1. Which pop and imap server did FC1 use? I would just stick
>> with what FC3 has but I can't get pop or imap and its frustrating me. I'm
>> glad I can ssh in and get my mail via pine but I want to be able to get it
>> from anywhere with pop. Which servers do I need to download so I can get
>> back to my old FC1 config w/o actually going back to FC1?
>>
>
> Seriously, I had dovecot running in 5 minutes flat. I don't think it's
> configuration is as nice or easy as imapd, but it really is not hard to set
> up. Even the config file is commented.
>
> My suggestion is to learn the new Fedora 3 way of doing things, because I
> doubt we're ever going to go back to imapd, and do your really want to go
> through this each time we upgrade to FC4, 5, 6 etc?
>
> Regards,
> Ed.
>
>
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