Hi Michal,
just on the side, could you let me know how you are using XOAUTH2 with
mbsync? Very interesting...
best, P
* Michal Sojka via isync-devel [2022-11-07
01:02]:
> Hi,
>
> I'm currently trying to use mbsync with XOAUTH2 authentication (needed
> for Office365 mailboxes) and I encounter
Hi,
I'm currently trying to use mbsync with XOAUTH2 authentication (needed
for Office365 mailboxes) and I encounter "Fatal: buffer too small.
Please report a bug." error.
Debugging with GDB revealed that the access token used for the LOGIN
command does not fit into the imap_vprintf buffer, which
Hi Oswald,
> Oswald Buddenhagen hat am 13.06.2022 22:36 CEST
> geschrieben:
> anyway, it occurs to me that modern gcc and clang versions have some
> built-in memory debugger functionality - so recompiling with
> --sanitize=address or something similar might actually get us ahead.
I compiled w
Oswald Buddenhagen writes:
> nope. it't on the TODO list and it's been discussed several times on the list,
> but it's a major task and there is no concrete plan to actually implement it.
I see. I wasn't aware of IMAP keywords, these seem distinct from
X-Keywords? It'd appear that the approac
On Sun, Nov 06, 2022 at 02:49:05PM +0100, Arsen Arsenović via isync-devel wrote:
Can I do anything to synchronize X-Keywords over IMAP to different
machines?
nope. it't on the TODO list and it's been discussed several times on the
list, but it's a major task and there is no concrete plan to act
Good afternoon,
I've attempted to use X-Keywords to do some mail organization by
tagging/labeling, but upon trying to search for my tags (via ``mu'') on
my other computers, they were not present, nor were any X-Keywords
headers.
I did a bit of experimentation later, editing X-Keywords and running
