Tim Rowledge <tim at sumeru.stanford.edu> wrote: 
> Aaron J Reichow wrote:
> > 
> > I'd like to switch to Celeste.  What has kept me back from doing so is
> > that there's no lo-tek way to access my old email remotely.  Which is why
> > I continue to use pine. By lo-tek, I mean some way that's accessible by
> > just telnet/ssh.
> Hmm, how about some sort of web access to Celeste as well? Craig & I
> have considered trying a telnet server in Flow for another project. Or
> would making Celeste work with IMAP be useful? - or even make an IMAP server?
> 
> The main thing I'd like to see sorted out in Celeste is not fetching
> messages twice when leaving messages on thre server. This would make it
> easy to use at home and on the road.

Making a web UI for Celeste ought to be very simple. It just depends on
how many features you want! :-)

Currently my setup is that we have (at Bluefish) an IMAP/POP3 server
with IMP (Web frontend) installed. When I am at work I pop from there
into Celeste and remove the mails from the server. When I am home I use
IMP which means I can't access my complete Celeste db but I can read any
new mails since I left work.

And if I am at home for a longer period I just suck my whole Celeste db
over to my home computer and run it there instead. :-) Rsync would of
course make that faster but I haven't bothered trying yet.

> tim

regards, Göran