MBOX-Line: From lakshmikiran.pai at gmail.com  Mon Apr 24 02:54:45 2006
To: imap-protocol@u.washington.edu
From: Lakshmi Kiran Pai <lakshmikiran.pai@gmail.com>
Date: Fri Jun  8 12:34:37 2018
Subject: [Imap-protocol] about Inbox folder
Message-ID: <c67efeb50604240254u79b91e5dv2737ab655a2b171d@mail.gmail.com>

 yes , i agree that two folder can be two view client and server
respectively, but there should not be two views as such of 'Inbox' , one
more thing you have mentioned that the mail first arrives at server view and
than when fetched by client goes to client view, and the corresponding mail
at server view can be deleted , but this becomes pop3 mechanism, right!!
when multiple users are accessing the same account than this creates
problem, any ways this is not wat i am looking at,

my problem is clear:
1. Two Inbox i want only one view, how to gain this
2. having two different mail account of same server, for example
test@abc.com, and rest@abc.com,  user will configure both. My problem is
when the user switches between inbox of one to another there is a problem!!

when user selects second accounts Inbox of server view, than the first mail
which was selected earlier come to second account.

looking through the mails got to know login and password authentication is
passed to the server during first selection of test account s Inbox, than if
user selects rest account inbox , the request is sent to the server to
select the Inbox mails but since authentication is not sent , server
considers first accounts authentication and sends the response.

now can any one tell me is this my problem with implementation if so, where
am i missing out??

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On 4/24/06, MAYUR PATIL <mayuresh.patil@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>  HI Lakshmi
>
> I think.. we can configure this way.. Actully one inbox folder is image of
> server, which means it will display the server side view of folder,much like
> IMAP view for your folders in server. This is just an view for server side
> so thats why i am calling it as IMAP view. Whereas other folder that you are
> seeing is the folder in your client device like pc. This can be called as
> POP3 folder view in your client.  The POP3 is used as a protocol for the
> fetching all mails so if you observed that new mail first comes to your
> server view of Inbox folder. one pop client fetched it, it will be moved to
> your client folder inbox, I think after that server shud delete mail from
> his inbox folder although it may be possible that server is not deleting
> it.. this depends on setting.. Let me know comments for this..
>
>
> Mayuresh
>
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