Hi,
I use Patterns in .mbsynrc and there I can have things like
"[Gmail]/Spam"
with no problems. E.g.,
Channel home-updown
Far :home-remote:
Near :home-local:
Patterns "INBOX" "[Gmail]/Spam" "[Gmail]/Trash" "[Gmail]/Drafts" "2read"
Expunge Both
Channel home-up
Far :home-remote:
Near :home-local:
On Mon, Nov 24, 2025 at 01:25:25PM +0100, Ulrich Wisser via isync-devel wrote:
I do get a return value of 1 all the time. The only error I can see in
the logs is, isync tries to access /root/Maildir/.mbsyncstate although
it runs as user abc.
Any ideas or hints are welcome! What am I doing wro
On Thu, Nov 06, 2025 at 02:43:55AM +0200, Gesh wrote:
Error: channel gesh-iobox: near side box [Gmail]/Sent Mail cannot be
opened.
Investigating suggests I need to escape the name of the near-side box by writing
it as
Channel gesh-iobox-sent
Far :gesh-remote:"[Gmail]/Sent Mail"
Near :gesh-local
I have something like this:
MaildirStore my-local
Subfolders Verbatim
Path ~/.local/share/mail/
Inbox ~/.local/share/mail/Inbox
Maybe you need to specify the Inbox?
cost-cone-elves--- via isync-devel
writes:
> Hi,
>
> I try to set a different store for my near side.
>
> MaildirStore ulrich_
Hi,
I use isync (version 1.4.4) to backup my email to my local NAS. It runs
in a docker container every five minutes.
I try to determine if the sync was successful by looking at the return
value. Unfortunately I do get a return value of 1 all the time. The only
error I can see in the logs is
Hi,
I'm struggling a bit to set mbsync up to sync some gmail accounts.
I wanted to pull out the inbox, outbox and draft folders to be synced more
frequently, but mbsync complains that eg
> Error: channel gesh-iobox: near side box [Gmail]/Sent Mail cannot be opened.
Investigating suggests I need to