[SM-USERS] Auto Expunge and By default, move to Trash

[Doug K. <dk...@fc...>]

Greetings,
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My users use both Outlook and Squirrelmail. For some reason that I don't
understand, when they delete a message, they actually don't want to =
delete
it, they just don't want to see it for now. So, in Outlook, they set the
view to "Hide Messages Marked For Deletion". Then later on, when they =
need
to look for a deleted message, they change the view to see all messages, =
and
undelete the message.
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I can't seem to find any option in Squirrelmail to mimic the Outlook =
"Hide
Messages Marked For Deletion" feature. Is there a plugin or =
configuration I
am missing?=20
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To workaround this, I've tried setting both "Auto Expunge" and "By =
default,
move to trash" set to true, and "Trash Folder" set to "Inbox.Trash". I
thought that this would move deleted messages into the "Inbox.Trash", =
and
then Expunge the Inbox. However, if they delete a message in Outlook, =
then
later log into Squirrelmail, the message gets expunged, but not moved =
into
"Inbox.Trash". Messages that are deleted in Squirrelmail do get moved to =
the
trash folder as expected.
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What am I missing? If I turn on Auto Expunge I've got users that refuse =
to
use Squirrelmail for fear of losing messages they deleted in Outlook. If =
I
turn it off, they complain about all the deleted messages showing up in =
the
Inbox. Also, It's frustrating to use the "Delete and Previous" button =
when
viewing a deleted message, because rather than moving to the previous
message it keeps showing the same message.
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Thanks for any help!
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Doug



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