DEB: Remove an outdated and unused tree for Debian 5.x (Lenny).

Signed-off-by: Slávek Banko <slavek.banko@axis.cz>

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-WARNING:
-
-It is possible to lose your e-mail with a Disconnected IMAP account if you
-do not use it correctly.  The purposes of Disconnected IMAP are to minimize
-bandwidth usage, to allow the user to decide when the client communicates
-with the server, and to keep a local copy of all e-mails.
-
-When using Disconnected IMAP, all changes (such as writing new e-mails,
-deleting e-mails, and moving e-mails between folders or accounts) are only
-made on the client until the user synchronizes the client with the server
-by using the Check Mail command when there is a network connection available.
-
-These are the commands that affect client-server syncronization:
-F5 synchronizes the current folder.
-Ctrl+L (Check Mail) synchronizes all folders in all accounts.
-Refresh Local IMAP Cache discards all local changes in the current folder.
-
-If you make changes that affect more than one folder or account, you should
-usually use Ctrl+L to make sure all of your changes are committed to the
-mail server.