Ken Hornstein <[email protected]> wrote: >> I think that the libraries could get used more in the future if >> someone manages to finally teach some IMAP server about MH folders. I >> wish I had time to hack this... I'd like to FFI (RUST) wrap libnmh.
> UW-IMAP used to have this capability, from my memory, but as I
> understand it never worked well. I just don't think that's going to
And apparently many remote exploits that never got fixed.
When I last tried, ~20 years ago, I never got it all to work.
> happen. Also, that would require you to RUN an IMAP server, which
> ... I mean, fine, if you want that, more power to you. But it seems
> not that useful for most people. That being said ... if someone wants
> to do that work, more power to them!
I don't keep my inbox on a server, it's on my desk once I inc.
That makes it hard to access from the phone.
Also it would be nice to be able to point Thunderbird at the inbox for those
times when I really need to render the HTML part better than mh-e can do.
Also calendar entries.
So I would run an IMAP server on my desktop, maybe on ::1.
And I have public IPv6 on my desktop, so maybe I would open it to world for
smartphone.
As you say: none of us have time for this.
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