Re: backup and synchronize to fastmail

[Alejandro Jakubi <jakubi@xxxxxxxxx>]

On Sat, 17 May 2008, Vincent Beffara wrote:

> ... then run it on your FC6 cluster which does have the version you will=20
> be using, and point it to e.g. gmail or something with an imap server=20
> and no important data on it. Admittedly the configuration will not be=20

No, I do not have important data on my fastmail account.

> Actually I don't think many on this list would be using version 4=20
> anymore, so you will get your info more quickly by trying it yourself.

No, my question is about where is the documentation for this version 4.0.16.
It is much simpler and efficient to know its features by reading the
documentation than discover them by blind experimentation.

I have expected to receive a copy of this documentation or a pointer to it.
Meanwhile I have found this post:

http://lists.complete.org/offlineimap@xxxxxxxxxxxx/2003/06/msg00002.html.gz

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Subject:        OfflineIMAP 3.99.18 released
From:   John Goerzen <jgoerzen@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date:   Mon, 2 Jun 2003 10:33:21 -0500

This is an interim release for bug-fixing.  I intend to take a look at open
bug reports soonish and hope to get 4.0 out before long.  I've been seeing a
few intermittent bugs myself, and the -l should help for that.

offlineimap (3.99.18) unstable; urgency=low

   * Made a fix for Python2.3 compatibility.
   * Removed warning when thread debug is specified.  Closes: #195739.
   * New option -l to log debug info to a file without having it spew
     on-screen.
   * New debug type "thread".

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apparently implying that the option '-l' is available for versions >=3.99.18,
ie available for this version 4.0.16. A confirmation would be welcomed.

Regards, Alejandro Jakubi