On Mon, Jun 01, 2020 at 11:28:49AM +0200, Uwe Kleine-König wrote:
On 5/31/20 2:08 PM, Oswald Buddenhagen wrote:
just give a list of paths, like the output of 'find'.
Not sure how to report the IMAP structure with something like find,
i meant just the output format.
to get the final structure presented via imap, you could use mbsync -Dn,
but that would already require a somewhat functional configuration. a
better idea would be browsing the server with thunderbird or another
interactive agent.
The remote side is a dovecot serving my Maildir in (I think) Mailbox++
format, that I have:
/home/$user/Maildir/{cur,new,tmp}
/home/$user/Maildir/.intlist.customer.AAA/{cur,new,tmp}
/home/$user/Maildir/.lists.barebox/{cur,new,tmp}
/home/$user/Maildir/.lists.linux-arm-kernel/{cur,new,tmp}
hint: use $HOME or ~ instead of /home/$user for simplicity.
anyway, i think this translates to:
INBOX
INBOX.intlist.customer.AAA
INBOX.lists.barebox
...
so the question whether everything is nested under INBOX is answered
with yes.
and I want to replicate that in (respectively)
/home/$user/Maildir/.work/{cur,new,tmp}
/home/$user/Maildir/.work.intlist.customer.AAA/{cur,new,tmp}
/home/$user/Maildir/.work.lists.barebox/{cur,new,tmp}
/home/$user/Maildir/.work.lists.linux-arm-kernel/{cur,new,tmp}
so logically speaking you want to map everything to INBOX.work.
i presume that implies that you have INBOX.private or some such? how do
you populate that? do you actually have messages in INBOX itself, or is
it just a container for the actual mailboxes? how do you access these
local mailboxes (which MUA)?
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