Hi all, my email arrives at my server and gets filtered into the appropriate directories with procmail - all is well. I then use Evolution or KMail depending on the mood of the day to read/send messages (using IMAP, not POP so that the stuff stays on the server) and all is still well, or so it seems. Until I started to investigate my disk space that is, and why there are only 2 GB left on the 40 GB laptop drive. What I found is a little astonishing: all mails get copied to the laptop from the server so that I now have 3 copies of everything: 1: server, 2: Evolution, 3: KMail - so if I was to eventually move to Thunderbird, provided they sort the addressbook import using vcards out one day, I will have #4 copy sitting around. Since I have no intention of deleting anything on the server, matters will gradually get worse, I guess. My question is: Is there a way to tell the IMAP client (Evolution or KMail) to NOT bring the messages over, the header would be perfectly fine? I can limit the damage by using only Evolution - but it's fonts are so rediculously large under KDE and the laptop screen real-estate is somewhat in high demand, so smaller is better. Any ideas? Thanks, Chris
