4 May
2006
4 May
'06
7:46 p.m.
Quoting Marc Perkel marc@perkel.com:
- SMAP allows a single transaction to save a new message in the "Sent" folder, and mail it to its designated recipients. IMAP clients need to transmit the message a second time, using SMTP, requiring twice as much bandwidth and time as SMAP to do the same thing.
This would save bandwidth _if_ you use a remote sent-mail folder. Other than that, I see no reason/advantage for it...
At best, it introduces problems like handling the case where one operation (sending it) works but the other (saving it to sent-mail) fails. How do you resolve that?
-- Eric Rostetter The Department of Physics The University of Texas at Austin
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