From: Petro (petroauctionwatch.com)
Date: Tue Apr 01 2003 - 19:02:17 CST

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On Tue, Apr 01, 2003 at 07:46:47PM -0500, Jim Trigg wrote:
> On Tue, Apr 01, 2003 at 04:37:58PM -0500, Larry Hansford wrote:
> > I need to install a mail server in an office that has both English and
> > Japanese versions of Windoze, all using the Outlook Express mail
> > client. They are currently having their a-mail hosted by an ISP, and I
> > want to move it in-house.
> >
> > The server will be running the English version of Red Hat 8.0, Postfix
> > 2.0.7, Mailman 2.1.1, and Amavis-new with Sophos anti-virus. I don't
> > plan to use the spamassassin function of amavis-new.
> >
> > Both incoming/outgoing messages will be to/from English and Japanes
> > Outlook.
> The one component you don't mention is a POP/IMAP server. My personal
> recommendation (if you want IMAP) is Courier-IMAP. (There are two
> advantages: a - it uses the same storage format as CLI MUAs, allowing
> someone with a local account on the server to switch between their GUI
> MUA and a CLI MUA; b - it provides both POP3 and IMAP capability.) I
    
    I've used courier for a while that way, and while what you say is
    technical true, it stores it's imap sub-directories (or folders,
    whatever) as .<directory-name>, which I've never had good luck in
    getting mutt to grok.

    Is there a way around this?

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