Re: Using fdm to sync imap folders

Hi Dirk, On 17-05-16 09:03:19, Dirk Fizzlebeef wrote: > Is there a way I can use IMAP to sync whatever I've done to the server > but still store the emails offline so I don't have to use IMAP to read > them? Have a look at offlineimap. Cheers, Georg signature.asc Description: Digital

Re: Using fdm to sync imap folders

On 2017-05-16 09:03, Dirk Fizzlebeef wrote: > Is there a way I can use IMAP to sync whatever I've done to the server > but still store the emails offline so I don't have to use IMAP to read > them? offlineimap is being discussed in the other thread right now. -- Please *no* private Cc: on

Re: Using fdm to sync imap folders

* Dirk Fizzlebeef [05-16-17 11:56]: > On Tue, May 16, 2017 at 11:38:11AM -0400, Patrick Shanahan wrote: > > I use fetchmail to dl and store on a single computer and run mutt in a > > tmux session on that computer. I can see it same file structure and mails > > from

Re: Using fdm to sync imap folders

* Dirk Fizzlebeef [05-16-17 11:08]: > I have an Outlook email address that works very slowly over IMAP. It's > practically unusable with Mutt's IMAP feature. > > It works much better if I fetch the emails with fdm and use Mutt to manage > them locally. The problem with

Re: Using fdm to sync imap folders

On 16 May 2017 17:03:19 CEST, Dirk Fizzlebeef wrote: >I have an Outlook email address that works very slowly over IMAP. It's >practically unusable with Mutt's IMAP feature. Are you already using header cache? Michael Tatge

Using fdm to sync imap folders

I have an Outlook email address that works very slowly over IMAP. It's practically unusable with Mutt's IMAP feature. It works much better if I fetch the emails with fdm and use Mutt to manage them locally. The problem with that, however, is any operations performed on the emails - such as