Hi! I'm using isync 1.3.0 (as packaged in Debian 10 "Buster") to interact with IMAP servers provided by the (giant, Russian) Internet hub Mail.RU.
The problem I encounter is that after connecting to the server and apparently asking it about the list of messages in a mailbox, mbsync generates tons of warnings reading IMAP warning: unknown system flag \Unseen which appear to be generated for each messages ostensibly marked by the server with that flag. The problem is exacerbated by the fact mbsync does not hold to its promise of not showing warnings is the "--quiet" (or "-q") command-line option is passed to it twice, so I had to resort to running mbsync wrapped in a shell script which pipes the mbsync'sstandard error stream via a sed script which weeds out these warnings. Is this a known problem? If no, what can be done about it? I'm willing to help setting up an account on Mail.RU, if it will be of use (the account is free (as in beer)). As to the actual approach to the problem, I wonder whether we could have something like a number for each possible _type_ of warning message mbsync generates, and a way to selectively inhibit them? I'm thinking this way because I would prefer to not keep the warnings off, just those which I _know_ are harmless. (I should note that otherwise I'm happy with mbsync; thanks for the great project!) _______________________________________________ isync-devel mailing list isync-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/isync-devel
