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Date: Thu, 28 Aug 2008 17:23:48 +0200
Subject: Re: Mail Archiving
From: Stefan Seiz <TalkLists@index-s.de>
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On 28.08.2008 14:20 Uhr "Ranju" <ranju@epillars.com> wrote:

> don't get me wrong,I had specified that my users are IMAP users and there is
> no any questions in the list ralated to IMAP users Mail archiving.
> I had checked all the questions asked in this list related to Archiving. I
> am not satisfied with any of the answers including which you(Stefan Seiz )
> posted.
> Archiving is not actually taking the backup of users mails.The mails have to
> be saved in such a way that it should be compressed and accessible by the
> user.
> Normally this is a property of mail clients.Since my users are imap users
> mails should be saved in the server.
> 
> I had searched about archiving before sending mail to the list.I got some
> Archiving tools also.
> Feith ,Mail Archiva and MPP are the tools which supports mail archiving in
> communigate.
> But none of this can be integrated with Outlook or webmail in such a way
> that ,
> users have an archieved folder in their interface for browsing the old
> mails.

Now that email included some valuable information, needed to understand your
specific needs. Thanks a lot. Unfortunately, i don't have answers for you,
but with the new info you posted, your chance that some one else on this
list does have some info is much better now.

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