Re: [Phpgroupware-users] non-standard ports in email?

[SI Reasoning]

I have it that way, it is an ugly way of doing things and sluggish. I
also forget which account I am on and will send things using the wrong
return address. This is why I primarily use kmail, even though it is the
slowest of the emails I have tried.

On Sun, 2003-09-07 at 14:29, Chris Weiss wrote:
> there's nothing stopping you from setting up the same account more than once 
> with
> different email addresses....This is the way OE and MozillaMail do it.
> 
> SI Reasoning (address@hidden) wrote:
> >
> >On Friday 05 September 2003 12:57 pm, Brian Johnson wrote:
> >> I know that the admin config screen has a port box for SMTP .. maybe also
> >> for IMAP/POP?
> >>
> >> Perhaps adding a :143 or something similar to the server address would
> >> work?
> >>
> >> Look into the extra accounts and email filters features available through
> >> the email app to see if they help with the other item
> >
> >I currently have to create a seperate identical imap account through the 
> >extra
> >accounts system to get a seperate email address. It is a nuisance though
> >because it always defaults to the inbox and cannot be directed to the actual
> >box for that account. It might be useful, although ugly, to create a kind of
> >filter so that only those folders associated with the email address come up,
> >but I think that email aliasing would probably be cleaner and a lot faster,
> >and you can associate sent-folders, etc from the alias.
> >
> >>
> >> SI Reasoning (address@hidden) wrote:
> >> >It would be nice if the web interface to the email program would also have
> >> > a place for non-standard ports (as I ssh port forward for one of my imap
> >> > accounts)
> >> >
> >> >also, email aliasing would also be a wonderful feature as I have several
> >> > email accounts on one imap account.
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
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