On Thu, Nov 28, 2013 at 04:51:24PM +0100, Ploc wrote: > The stateless statement is important for me, as I want to be able to > synchronize my two imap accounts from various computers, even if I > reinstall the system, leading to restart from a fresh install without > cache data. > mbsync is stateful, and that does neither prevent you from doing one-way sync (Sync Pull) nor from having multiple clones (though you'd need to set different SyncState values if you use the same machine to populate all slaves). the state file is not a cache, because it cannot be reconstructed from data mbsync knows about. loss of the sync state will cause all messages to be regarded as new and thus duplicated. in case of on-way sycing, the easiest recovery is to simply throw away the damaged clone and start from scratch.
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