Re: Calmail, odd behavior

We experienced exactly the same thing with aliases and guessed that
it was just an unannounced administration decision.

But maybe not - Thanks for the warning on Unread.

-Ted Crum
  Psych Dept

At 12:48 PM 4/10/07, you wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I am receiving a number of reports regarding odd issues with Calmail
>this week. Users have noticed when Eudora is picking up new
>messages; Calmail does not update the status from unread to read,
>according to the web client. In addition users that have Eudora as
>their email client use an alias to log into their accounts are now
>unable to do so, they receive a error stating something to the
>effect that 'this login is disabled'. If Eudora is configured to use
>the true account name instead of an alias, Eudora works fine.
>
>These are minor issues, due to the fact that they appeared at
>roughly the same time, they causes some alarm. Have there been
>changes to Calmail that might explain these odd yet recent glitches?
>
>Thank you,
>Johnathon
>
>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>Johnathon P. Kogelman
>Operations Manager
>Chemistry, Information Systems
>(510) 642.4838
>jpkogelman_at_berkeley.edu
>
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Received on Tue Apr 10 2007 - 14:43:26 PDT