On 12 Nov 2015, at 12:56, Heiko Schlittermann <h...@schlittermann.de> wrote: > > Hello, > > I'm using 2.2.13. > > For syncing I'm using repetitions of about the > following (simplified for readability): > > state_file=.s > doveadm \ > -o imapc_master_user=<master> \ > -o imapc_password=<pw> \ > -o imapc_host=<host> \ > -o mail_fsync=never \ > backup -s "$(<.s)" -u "<user>" -R imapc: >.s_new > mv .s_new .s > > The user has about 4501 IMAP folders. This makes a huge > state output of about 128 kB. This in turn leads to an overly long > command line in the next iteration. (excuse: command line too long) > > Is there any chance to solve this? I think, the only possibility would > be to have doveadm-backup -s read the state from a *file*, wouldn't it?
Right now no way to read it from a file. But is this Linux? I thought Linux had unlimited (or at least very large) command line length nowadays.
