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The tool I used to use for this years ago is isync/mbsync, which worked really well. Nowadays I just use rsync on Maildirs because I don't have any IMAP mail on
by qhwudbebd 6y ago
The tool I used to use for this years ago is isync/mbsync, which worked really well. Nowadays I just use rsync on Maildirs because I don't have any IMAP mail on servers where I don't have shell access, so I'm a bit out of date what the modern state of these tools is. Interesting to hear of a variety of other options in this thread that I'd not come across back then.
- al8ieK4o 6y ago> Nowadays I just use rsync on Maildirs because I don't have any IMAP mail on servers where I don't have shell access, so I'm a bit out of date what the modern state of these tools is. Interesting to hear of another option I'd not come across back then If you use rsync through ssh, I would say that's a very good option, if anything because on your server, you only need ssh to be exposed to the internet rather than ssh + an imap server. Given how servers are constantly attacked, this is way safer.