Oswald Buddenhagen writes: > On Thu, Aug 25, 2016 at 09:47:29PM -0400, myglc2 wrote: >> * 1 FETCH (UID 25 FLAGS (\Deleted \Seen)) >> new message 25 on master >> -> not pulling - would be expunged anyway >> > i think that says it all. the majority of your messages are simply > marked as deleted. if you *do* want to sync them, you need to disable > expunging on the slave (and also make sure that the MUA doesn't expunge > them). fwiw, i don't know what expunging does for the master; gmail is a > bit funny in this regard (there is a tri-state option in the imap > settings, so check it out).
Hi Oswald, Thank you. I tried 'Expunge None' and confirmed that Gmail's "All Mail" does in fact contain the union of "Inbox", "Sent", and "All Mail." The source of the \Deleted messages in the previous log is that Gmail marks most, but not all, "Inbox" and "Sent" messages \Deleted in "All Mail". This occurs when nothing is in the "Trash" folder. It seems to do this to the "older" messages. This doesn't seem logical. But, given this, and with the concern you raise that expunging could be a real can of worms, I am going to abandon the idea for now and stick with ... MaildirStore clemmer.mit-local Path ~/Maildir/clemmer.mit/ Inbox ~/Maildir/clemmer.mit/INBOX SubFolders Verbatim Channel clemmer.mit Master :clemmer.mit-remote: Slave :clemmer.mit-local: Patterns "*" Create Both Expunge Both SyncState * ... which certainly does work beautifully ;-) Many thanks for your help. - George o ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ isync-devel mailing list isync-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/isync-devel
