I know this can be done: IMAP, Procmail, SquirrelMail

[Craig White]

On Tue, 2002-02-12 at 14:06, Anthony Hologounis wrote:
> That seems to be the main benefit of IMAP. A centralized location for your 
> email that can be accessed from any machine. I think its neat. I have used 
> pine but not consistently. To check email remotely from the commandline its 
> quick and clean. But I prefer a GUI for day to day useage.
> 
> A client that works properly with respect to keeping NEW mail as NEW is what 
> I'm looking for...I have over 25 mail folders that I use to sort mail via 
> Procmail....I just want to be able to glance at the folder list and see how 
> many new mails are waiting for me in eahc folder. So far with kmail and 
> squirrelmail I dont get that visual gratification...I have to open each 
> folder to see if there is anything new inside. That bites.
> 
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Linux - I've used...
Evolution
Netscape Communicator
Mozilla
they all work fine

Windows
Eudora
Outlook 98/2000/I imagine XP but I haven't bought it.
Outlook Express
Netscape
Mozilla

Macintosh OSX
Eudora
Entourage (part of Office.X)
Mail.app does but it's weak - no option to hide specific files (i.e. dot
files)

Craig