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[Roger Felts]

The issue isn't the server software, which if you had read for content, you
would realize.  The issue is a quota on disk space on the server, which
Linux is not going to address (setting aside the issues of compatibility
with a corporate standard.)

The * real * answer is to set up Personal Folders in Outlook and make a rule
to move these messages to a folder there.  Makes use of the existing
software, and works around having a quota on the server.

Next time, make sure that you are answering the question that was asked, and
not just jerking your knees...

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Derek J. Balling
> Sent: Thursday, September 09, 1999 6:04 PM

> Then the answer is: "I'm sorry your mail server software isn't up the
> challenge. May I suggest this linux box running sendmail and
> ipop3d instead?"

> At 05:25 PM 9/9/99 -0500, Daniel Siminiuk wrote:
> >Yes, but us poor folks who are forced by our IT department
> to use Microshaft
> >lookOut and are limited to a finite amount of resources on
> the Exchange
> >Server, 400 messages a day moved into another folder in the
> Inbox on the
> >server is not practical. Soon I will receive messages from the System
> >Administrator that My Mailbox is over its maximum allowable
> size yadda yadda
> >yadda. I'll try it anyway just be thorough.


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