On 29 Mar 2019, at 20:36, Randall Meadows wrote:
MailMate *is* subscribed to the Train[Good|Spam] mailboxes, so am I wrong in assuming that it should automatically handle cleaning them up after SpamSieve has done its thing on the remote machine?
IMAP does not provide a way to watch for changes in all mailboxes. By default, MailMate keeps an open connection to the INBOX in order to register changes immediately. All other mailboxes are on a 10 minute schedule.
You can change the synchronization schedule (see the Mailbox menu) for the Train mailboxes to “5 minutes”. It is also possible to keep them in the Connected state (equivalent to the INBOX), but MailMate defaults to a maximum of 3 connections to the server. This means you might have to increase the maximum number of connections to the server, but the server might have its own limits.
Increasing the maximum number of connections is currently a low level feature. You do it by adding `maxNumberOfConnections = X;` to the account in the `Sources.plist` file while MailMate is not running.
-- Benny https://freron.com/become_a_mailmate_patron/
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