On Sat, May 25, 2013 at 01:16:50PM +0800, Eric Abrahamsen wrote: > I'm using emacs/gnus and isync from git. I'm trying to migrate from > POP/maildir to Imap/maildir, and encountering some confusions. > > I have 5 different accounts, all of them gmail (I know...). With POP, > gnus essentially ignored the fact that I had different accounts: all > mail was delivered to one place, and gnus then read that in and split it > to other locations. > > I know that won't really be possible with IMAP, but I'd like to get as > close as I can. > it depends on why you want to use imap instead of pop in the first place. if you don't actually need imap-specific features, then you can have a virtually pop-like workflow: - create a Channel for every master mailbox - make every Channel use the same slave mailbox - don't use SyncState *, as that's incompatible with the previous point - use Sync PullNew (don't ever Push)
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