Eduardo Alvarez <[email protected]> wrote: > However, as time has passed, I've found myself needing to have access > to my messages remotely, which means the previous solution is no longer > viable. I was hoping to find some mechanism by which I can sync my IMAP > mailboxes with local nmh mailboxes. I've seen applications like > offilineimap and mbsync, but they work only on Maildir folders. If I > could, ideally, use my procmail recipes into this workflow, it would be > ideal.
It's unfortunately, a FAQ, and the situation is still not great, and hasn't changed. It's not something we can do. I want it too, exactly for the reasons you say. And also I move my older email (more than 7-8 years), to from my desktop to a server with more RAID-fu, and I'd also like access to those archives. (Would be nice to mount it read-only even) My inbox is on my server, and until I pull it into MH, I can get to it via IMAP or POP3. So at least, if I do some transaction on my phone which requires a confirmation email, I can get that if I access it immediately. I also would like to be able to point a local running thunderbird/evolution/.. at my local inbox via IMAP... but. If I had time, today I'd ffi-wrap libmh for Rust or GO. I think that there are some newer IMAP server implementations in these nicer langauges. -- ] Never tell me the odds! | ipv6 mesh networks [ ] Michael Richardson, Sandelman Software Works | IoT architect [ ] [email protected] http://www.sandelman.ca/ | ruby on rails [
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