On Wed, 21 May 2008 11:47:58 EDT, Paul Fox said: > now, i'm about to find myself in a job situation where it would > be very convenient to be able to read mail on my laptop when > disconnected, primarily during commute time. i could envision > installing all my mh scripts on the laptop, inc'ing the mail to > the laptop before i leave home. then i could read while > disconnected, and i'm sure i can figure out how to reply to mail > and have it queued for later delivery. > > but then i have the synchronization problem -- i'd like, at the > end of the day, to be able to merge what i've inc'ed/read/deleted/saved > on the laptop back into my home mh mail tree.
I fought with this for a while a few years ago, and never did get a solution that I liked. I finally said "screw it" and made my laptop the place where "my home mh tree" lived.
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