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The correct answer here is takeout + rclone, right ? We're actually writing a detailed HOWTO about this workflow, mostly centered on gmail since you can't inte
by rsync 5y ago
The correct answer here is takeout + rclone, right ?
We're actually writing a detailed HOWTO about this workflow, mostly centered on gmail since you can't interface with gmail (directly) using rclone.
Regardless, it is rclone that (in my opinion) makes this quite a bit less impactful.
- pavel_lishin 5y ago> The correct answer here is takeout + rclone, right ? Answer to what? You mean for extracting your emails out of gmail?
- vesinisa 5y agoI had some years ago great success with IMAP migration (downloaded all my emails to home computer from old GMail and then uploaded them back to my new GMail account). All my old emails are indexed and I can search them just like before, they just show the old From/To address. I also used a label to mark those uploaded emails, so if things would go awry along the way I could always nuke those migrated old emails.
- jrochkind1 5y agoI don't understand what you're suggesting using rclone for how. I'd be interested in reading your article.
- jahewson 5y agoWhat use is my email on S3?