Hi Günter,
> I'm looking for the best way to achieve the above, i.e. having the > entire message base (something like 70,000 messages) available at both > locations. Just use IMAP instead of POP. Keep in mind that TheBat's IMAP is quite buggy at the moment though, so you might want to wait (and pay) for the repairs promised (once again) for v4.1. One advantage of IMAP is that you can access the same storage from anywhere, with any program. You could perfectly well use e.g. TheBat at home and Outlook at work. > Put the message base on a Linux fileserver and point all installations > of TB at that message base (ie home dektop, laptop, and work desktop), > using a VPN tunnel from work [...] I'd advise against it: You'd need quite a conneection for this since TheBat accesses its message base a lot. Transfer volumes are clearly intended for local use, even having the message box files on a local file server causes delays, on a VPN depending on the connection it might very well be totally unacceptable. > The alternative is using the Voyager but I don't really understand how > it works. I assume it copies the message base from home to the USB > stick [...] No, Voyager is just TheBat-on-a-stick. You could run it from the stick carrying it with you all the time, but it doesn't have any more sync options than TheBat does. -- Mit freundlichem Gruß Alto Speckhardt mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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