Re: offlineIMAP status?
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> Well, OfflineIMAP is designed for personal use rather than syncing two
> whole servers. So the answer is -- this is untested, and there is no
> automatic support for syncing an entire server installation. You would
> have to manually configure each account in OfflineIMAP.
Yeah, I kind of figured that out after reading the manual a few times...
> Do I understand that the public IMAP server is not reachable via a fast
> link from your internal LAN?
No, it is, but it forces everything through a single, 10/100Mbit port,
rather than a gigabit switch. Yes, its fast, but with 30+ people hitting
it all day every day, I'd rather have it running on a gigabit switch
without having to go through a firewall bottleneck.
> I'm thinking that OfflineIMAP is probably not the best solution for your
> particular situation.
Yeah, me too. It's a very useful little app, though, and I definitely
have added it to my toolkit.
Thanks for the dialogue, and the app!
--
Charles
- offlineIMAP status?, Charles Marcus, 2005/03/07
- Re: offlineIMAP status?, John Goerzen, 2005/03/07
- Re: offlineIMAP status?, Charles Marcus, 2005/03/07
- Re: offlineIMAP status?, Aron Griffis, 2005/03/07
- Re: offlineIMAP status?, Seth Falcon, 2005/03/07
- Re: offlineIMAP status?, John Goerzen, 2005/03/07
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- Re: offlineIMAP status?, John Goerzen, 2005/03/07
- Re: offlineIMAP status?, Seth Falcon, 2005/03/08
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