I set up mbsync on a Linux system. The Maildir store would be synced to
Windows. However, Windows doesn’t like colons in file names. So I tried
enabling *alternative scheme*, hoping that this would lead to simpler
file names.
However, file names still contain colons:
$ ls -1 sync_test/INBOX/cur/ | head -3
1398199972.1938_1.linux:2,S
1398199972.1938_2.linux:2,S
1398199972.1938_3.linux:2,S
*Can I tell `mbsync` not to use colons in file names?*
My `.mbsyncrc` for creating a backup of one of my Gmail accounts:
IMAPAccount gmail
Host imap.gmail.com
User fe...@f76.eu
PassCmd "/bin/cat /secret/gmail_password"
UseIMAPS yes
CertificateFile ~/.mbsync/Equifax_Secure_Certificate_Authority.pem
IMAPStore gmail-imap
Account gmail
MaildirStore gmail-local
Path "~/sync_test"
Inbox "~/sync_test/INBOX"
AltMap yes
Channel gmail
Master ":gmail-imap:[Gmail]/All Mail"
Slave :gmail-local:INBOX
Create Slave
Expunge Slave
Sync Pull
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