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Re: [PLUG] Mail client recommendation
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If you run fetchmail, you can use the -k parameter to keep mail on the remote
server. Fetchmail will fetch and then feed your mail from the remote pop3
server to a locally running mail server (usually sendmail).
You can the point any client you want at the mail server on your local
machine to read your mail. In kmail settings > congigure kmail > check
sendmail > and make sure it knows the location of the sendmail executable on
your local system.
On Monday 03 June 2002 10:04 am, you wrote:
> Because my ISP does not support IMAP, I leave my mail on the server and
> selectively delete it when appropriate. This is easily accomplished with
> my windows mail clients, Eudora and Pegasus.
>
> I'd like to do it in Linux also. I have been using kmail 1.0.26 (can't
> seem to upgrade unless I upgrade my entire kde) and Star office 5.2 (I use
> the word processor and spreadsheet alot and the integration is very nice).
> Neither seems to be able to do this.
>
> Can anyone give me a recommendation? I prefer a graphical client, but will
> explore any recommendations.
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