On 2010-10-11 3:36 PM, vladi wrote:
There is one group account named info, all the mail is forwarded to every other account.
Here, this sounds like info@ is a 'list'...
Users download their mail via Outlook (2003, 2007) with imap.
IMAP protocol is where mail is stored on the SERVER... yes, when an IMAP client connects, a COPY is downloaded locally for reading, but the server retains the main/working copy.
If someone downloads email send to info and delete it after that. Outlook stoke the message and doesn't delete it immediately, thats normal. But if later someone else downloads his mail and it have received the same letter to info. The message appear as if it's already deleted by that user. But is supposed to be unreaded. I cant find any info why is this happening. Please help
It sounds like all of them are simply talking to the same IMAP account (info@) - in which case, that's the way IMAP works. If multiple people are connecting to the same account (or shared folder) over IMAP, and one person deletes a message, it is deleted for all...
Sounds like you want POP accounts, not IMAP...
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Best regards,
Charles