On Sat, Oct 27, 2012 at 04:05:46PM -0400, David Abrahams wrote: > I just set up my Gnus to put a copy of every message I send into my > local "All Mail" box. GMail already puts a copy in my remote "All Mail" > box. Then I ran mbsync, and didn't see the message twice in my local > "All Mail." Did I get lucky, or does mbsync have a way to avoid > generating duplicates of a message when it appears, via other means, in > both local and remote mailboxes? > mbsync doesn't contain any such magic. gmail uses a unique serial number for every mail, but this can't help with de-duplicating messages which do not originally come out of gmail. i guess the web interface could still have some message-id/whatever based heuristic. on the client you definitely should have duplicates after you do a full two-way sync.
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