Reformatted excerpts from William Baxter's message of 2009-12-19: > How much additional work does it take to turn an index dump into a > sup-to-sup sync mechanism? Suppose that on one host you dump the > index and send a signed message. This reaches the receiving host when > you read mail there. Use it to update the index, and the receiving > host has labels matching those on the sending host.
It might not be fast or pretty, but should be easy. To sync an index on computer B based on a dump from computer A, you should be able to just: computer B> sup-sync --restore <dumpfile from A> That should both a) load any new messages from the source, and b) update them with the labels from the dumpfile. It's a little silly because you're transmitting the dumpfile for the entire index back and forth between the two. If it were ordered, you could just take a portion of it. I've never tried this, but based on a visual inspection of the code, I Guarantee It Works (tm). -- William <wmorgan-...@masanjin.net> _______________________________________________ sup-talk mailing list sup-talk@rubyforge.org http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/sup-talk
