> Using upas/fs -f /imaps/imap.gmail.com I can access my GMail
> Inbox. The mail structure is posted in /mail/fs/mbox
> However, there may be local mail as well as other labels (i.e., folders)
> in GMail that I would want to access -- it seems that specifying
> a new folder at GMail, i.e.,
> upas -f /imaps/imap.gmail.com/u...@mail.example.com/label
> replaces the /mail/fs/mbox structure with the mail at this new place.
> Is there any way to have these co-exist -- i.e., /mail/fs/mbox for
> the original, and /mail/fs/label for subsequent labels/folders I want
> to access?
yes. you can have as many mailboxes open as you wish.
once upas/fs is running, you can
u = u...@mail.example.com
l = label
echo open /imaps/imap.gmail.com/$u/$l $l>/mail/fs/ctl
in fact if labels is a list you could
for(i in $labels)
echo open /imaps/imap.gmail.com/$u/$i $i>/mail/fs/ctl
side note:
upas/nedmail's rules for when to open an already
open folder confused me a little bit. i changed the
nupas version to prefer an already-open folder over
one in /mail/box/$user to ease using a secondary
imap mailbox.
- erik
