On Sat, Dec 23, 2000 at 08:13:55PM +0100, Clemens Hermann wrote:
not (!) transferred to the office again. The same vice versa.
The problem is: How does the synchronization program know if a missing
mail on one side was deleted there or not yet transferred.
Has anyone solved a similar problem?
The problem is that it's a two-way synchronization. I was, at one point,
working on a program that would do such a synchronization. Basicly, you
have to track the disposition of each local Maildir and propogate changes
to the other side. I had a bunch of code that should have done just this,
but there was a bug in it. I eventually abandoned this because right
around this time we no longer had a need for dealing with e-mail on
two machines.
I have some other ideas for a system that would effectively allow for
distributed, peer-relationship clustering of mail servers where mail
could be sent, received, and read on any of the systems in the cluster,
but that will probably be something we do as a commercial project.
Sean
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