* Marton Balazs <[email protected]> [2025-07-16 17:10]: > I use three different machines and sync all my email between them by rsync > over SSH, so as files rather than via isync. When I boot up a machine I > rsync down all files, including hundreds of thousands of email, from my > home server. Some of these emails I only have as maildir files, they are > not even on any IMAP server. I make sure dot files are synced too, and > deletions of files also propagate. Once the rsync logs are ok I then launch > isync to Google and M365 for those mail folders that are on there as well. > Before closing down the machine I rsync everything, including all email, to > the home ssh server. Next day I sit at another machine and do the same. > This has worked reliably for me for several years, the important thing is > to make sure everything is rsynced with no errors before isync is launched > to my email providers. This is not exactly answering your question though... It is to a large extent, thanks for your kind reply Marton!
I am furthermore looking for a scriptable solution that will move all email older than X years from one local imap folder to another (which is then rsynced to a file server). Looking forward to this list memeber's suggestions! Your help is much appreciated, best, Peter _______________________________________________ isync-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/isync-devel
