Evolution sucks??

[Paul Lussier]

Neil Joseph Schelly <neil at jenandneil.com> writes:

> On Tuesday 13 February 2007 11:59 am, Ben Scott wrote:
>>   It is very true that there's nothing like a standard mechanism for
>> the processing side of things (although procmail comes close, at least
>> in the nix world).  There's even less in the way of a standard
>> protocol for configuring any such mechanism over a network.
>
> Sieve is exactly that standard mechanism.  It's well documented, but 
> unfortunately not well implemented.

Nor widely implemented!  Given that the majority of the world runs
Exchange, I don't expect sieve to catch on anytime soon.

> Cyrus does an awesome job of implementing it though

True, but how many ISPs turn it on. Actually, that brings up a better
question.  How many ISPs run an IMAP server for their customers.  Most
ISPs I know of server POP3.

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Paul
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