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sondjata |
2007-11-05
, 15:36
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#11
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Originally Posted by claws
Yes this is an IMAP and thank you. That worked.
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2007-11-05
, 18:13
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@ NY
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#12
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What is IMapp. I just unstalled Claws mail until someone can help with the install. Will this work with aol mail? That is my purpose of using it.
Thanks
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2008-12-01
, 03:03
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@ Ohio
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#13
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Originally Posted by claws
This almost worked for me.
Is this IMAP? I will presume that it is. Create a local mailbox, (/File/Add mailbox/MH...). Claws Mail wants this so that it can temporarily place your message here during the sending procedure, so that if there is a network problem during the send your carefully composed message will not be lost.
If it's not this, then explain more please.
I not only had to create the dummy account, I also had to go to:
Configuration -> Edit Accounts -> (Select IMAP account) -> Edit -> Advanced -> Put queued messages in -> "#mh/Mailbox/queue"
I didn't have to type in "#mh/Mailbox/queue" - I was able to "browse" to it.
Thanks for helping me a year later!
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2011-06-05
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#14
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Originally Posted by claws
THANKS! That just saved my sanity and the Claws installation under Bodhi Linux (on Fujitsu U810 UMPC, not Nokia/Maemo, but this was 1st search result that addressed my issue) - was ready to uninstall it, and try something else. Obvious now that you pointed it out, but I kept putting the recipient address in the same box with "To:" since it would let me create something that looked OK to me from an email header viewpoint.
This means that you have not entered an address in the To: entry field.
Be sure that you enter it in the box next to the To: and not in the same box as the To: (You can edit the box where the To: is because here you can add any header that you want.)
There really should be limitations on what can be put in that box - most email clients I work with do not allow any free-form typing, just a dropdown list of typical choices such as To, BCC, CC, etc. Why not Claws?
FWIW,
RO