On Thursday 11 September 2003 23:55, Ingo Klöcker wrote:
> Archiving (= moving old messages to another folder) is very similar to
> Expiring (= deletion of old messages). Actually, both functions are
> exactly the same if one interprets deletion as moving to /dev/null.

As I'm working for an archiving company I have to comment that as it's not 
completely correct. If you really want to archive things you have to write 
them to a non-changeable media and still should be able to retrieve it. 
This is what we're doing with e.g. Exchange. You archive the email so that 
only a reference stays on the server (and on the client) and if you want to 
read the email later it's retrieved from the archive server.
_But_ as this is a big commercial solution I do agree with Ingo here as this 
is probably the cheap way to go.


Carsten
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