Thread: VM transferring email services to Junara
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Re: VM transferring email services to Junara
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Originally Posted by adduxi View Post
I also think part of the issue with email is people use it as storage, and end up with so much stored, it's a nightmare to move. Personally I archive emails off to local storage on a regular basis for safe keeping. That way my "ISP" mailbox is never too large and if it went bang, I still have the older emails archived elsewhere.
Exactly this, the number of fights I've had with clients trying to convince them that email is a communication system, not a storage system. To, alas, little success - hence the oft weeping, wailing and gnashing of teeth, when 'vitally important' stuff vapourises.
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