On Mon 7 Apr 2014 at 10:04:36PM -0400, Tyler Smith wrote: > Hello, > > I have just started working with mbsync to establish bi-directional > syncing between my Gmail account and my Debian box. It seems to work > great, except for one thing. Most messages have more than one Gmail > label/folder: inbox, all mail, various subfolders. Deleting a message > from one local folder leaves a copy in the others. As a consequence, > if I want to truly delete a message, I have to chase it down in each > folder it occurs in, including at least Inbox and All Mail, and often > others. > > Is there a way to configure mbsync to remove all copies of an email at > once?
This is not something that you should try to solve on the client end.
Gmail can be made to work like a traditional IMAP server, but it
requires some fiddling in the settings. OOTB, however, Gmail is rather
annoying to use with a mail client.
Good luck.
guns
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