On Fri, Dec 07, 2007 at 08:17:51AM +0530, Pradnyesh Sawant wrote:
> I know that imap is a better alternative for that; however, before I start
> using imap, I have the following doubts:
> 1. can I d'load the mails permanently so that they may be accessible
> offline too?

Yes.

> 2. I think I can do the above if I use mutt directly with imap instead of
> going through fetchmail, but then how do I filter messages (how do I use
> procmail in this setup)

Good question. One way I would suggest is to dump the messages to an
mbox and run formail on it to make it pass through procmail.

> 3. even if I use mutt directly, will mutt sync back with gmail?

Yes.

> I know that one can use thunderbird/kmail to do this kind of stuff. my
> query is how does one do this using fetchmail+procmail+mutt?

I haven't done it myself, but I have seen people do this sort of
thing. Sorry if I am not of much help, but I'd love to hear whether
you find some way better than the way I suggested above to get this done.

Thanks!

Kumar
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