Hi,
I'm using isync (mbsync) pulled from git master today. It's great, fast and
stable.
I'm trying to make it work with Gmail's non-standard IMAP implementation,
which is always a bit of a hassle.
I can sync all my folders now, but the resulting folder hierarchy is a bit
weird:
INBOX -> ~/.mail/inbox
[Gmail]/All Mail -> ~/.mail/[Gmail]/.All Mail
[Gmail]/Drafts -> ~/.mail/[Gmail]/.Drafts
[Gmail]/Trash -> ~/.mail/[Gmail]/.Trash
I have no idea why the . is added to the folder name. Might be a bug. See
my .mbsyncrc below.
In offlineimap I managed to make things more tidy by mapping folder names
and removing the hierarchy:
INBOX -> ~/.mail/inbox
[Gmail]/All Mail -> ~/.mail/all_mail
[Gmail]/Drafts -> ~/.mail/drafts
[Gmail]/Trash -> ~/.mail/trash
So my questions are:
1. Can I achieve a similar mapping of folders with isync?
2. Is the aforementioned extra dot in the local foldername a bug?
3. The MaxMessages option in my .mbsyncrc file is not working. Is is being
correctly used?
Thanks.
Best,
A.
==.mbsyncrc==
MaildirStore local
Path .mail/
Inbox .mail/inbox
IMAPStore gmail
Host imap.gmail.com
User <edited>@gmail.com
Pass <edited>
UseIMAPS yes
CertificateFile /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt
Channel gmail-local
Master :gmail:
Slave :local:
Pattern INBOX "[Gmail]/All mail" "[Gmail]/Drafts" "[Gmail]/Trash"
MaxMessages 1000
Create Slave
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