Help I've got an XP on my Linux network
Kostas Sfakiotakis
kostassf at cha.forthnet.gr
Tue Mar 28 21:28:21 UTC 2006
Greetings Stuart ,
Stuart Sears wrote:
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> When you then read pop email from a different client, all the emails
> that you previously downloaded will still be marked as unread. IIRC pop
> doesn't store that info... please correct me if I have this wrong, but
> this has been my experience with every pop server I have tried.
Indeed you are correct again . This noon i tried to download my email
from my Windows Installation, while yesterday i have left the messages on
the server , well tthey downloaded everything , they reported the entire
number of messages as new , while there were not . Since the POP3 protocol
is platform independent we can safely say that indeed the POP3 protocol has
no mechanism of differentiating new from old mails . Despite that
yesterday night
i have read the POP3 RFC from rfc-editor.org and indeed there was no
reference
to a mechanism that would clasify messages to new and old ones .
> regards
>
> Stuart
Kostas
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