Can Evolution be used to access yahoo mail?
Les Mikesell
lesmikesell at gmail.com
Tue Feb 6 18:02:42 UTC 2007
Todd Warner wrote:
> Anyone ever get google to work with multiple POP clients? A use case
> example could be: 1 work machine and 1 home machine pulling down the
> same email.
It works, but you only get new mail once.
> Anyway. Google's implementation of POP support doesn't (or at least
> didn't) work like traditional services. I finally gave up and just use
> their web interface, which is very nice. I just can't read email
> offline.
You can, but don't download to a location where you don't have time to
finish reading it... You can configure gmail to also 'archive' a copy
as you download so you can read/respond/delete in your pop mailer and
only use the web interface if you need to go back and search or access
something you downloaded to the wrong place.
> Things may be different now but it doesn't sound like it.
If one of your own machines permits inbound internet connections the
nicest approach is to run fetchmail and an imap server on it. Then you
have a copy you can access from multiple locations and you can still
read/respond/delete with gmail keeping an easily searchable archive copy
for you.
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Les Mikesell
lesmikesell at gmail.com
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