If you really need a local storage: - how about running a local imap server on your Mac?
Von meinem iDingens gesendet... >> Am 26.08.2020 um 19:42 schrieb Antonio Leding <t...@leding.net>: > Hello all — Thank you very much for your responses…the feedback is very > helpful. I also use C-Command’s SpamSieve and EagleFiler products as both > are phenomenal at what they do. Talking specifically about EagleFiler, I > personally looked at several different methods and apps for email archiving — > DevonThink, MailSteward, Evernote, local exports, and even a custom database > — and for me, EF was the best all around option. > > I must admit that while I have already setup a few accounts in MM, I had not > yet noticed that in-app local message storage was not available (just hadn’t > tried it yet) so thank you for educating me there. With that in mind, does > anyone know why this wasn’t implemented? Was this intentional, too much > work, etc? Also, is there sufficient user desire for implementing in-app > local storage? I admit that as I write, this, I am forced to consider that > maybe not having this feature is a blessing in disguise because it probably > forces some of us to use a more reliable archival process and\or not keeping > large amounts of mail on the server. > > Again, thanks for your feedback and please feel free to keep it coming… > > > > >> On Aug 26, 2020, at 8:20 AM, Eric Sharakan <eshara...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >> On 26 Aug 2020, at 10:55, Philip Paeps wrote: >> >> On 2020-08-26 06:20:56 (+0800), Antonio Leding wrote: >> >> My core questions would be around performance (I have well over 150k >> messages across 12 email accounts), reliability, SpamSieve functionality, >> things you wish you’d known before migrating, etc. >> >> I wouldn't worry about performance or reliability too much with only 150,000 >> messages. There are people on this mailing list with millions of messages >> and MailMate "just copes". :) (I have just shy of 2 million messages and I >> have one mailbox with just over 150,000 messages in it. I know that I am not >> the biggest email hoarder here.) >> >> As an FYI, I did check out the Mailmate Mailman archive but didn’t find a >> lot concerning migrating from Apple Mail…hence this message. >> >> If I were to venture a guess ... I'd say it's pretty uneventful for most >> people. :) >> >> These are some functional differences I encountered between MM and Apple >> Mail: >> >> No POP3 support >> No built-in spam filtering >> No local, "on your Mac" mailboxes. Everything is stored on the server. >> Composing rich emails is done with Markdown >> For me, the first item was a non-issue. To address the second, I use >> SpamSieve (Apple Mail's junk filtering had really begun failing me anyway). >> For the third, I bought EagleFiler to archive older emails I had been >> storing locally with Apple Mail. >> >> SpamSieve and EagleFiler are both excellent products from C-Command Software >> (https://c-command.com/) >> >> Finally, composing emails with Markdown took some getting used to but I now >> really like it. One of the (few) complaints I sometimes read about MM is >> that the Markdown processor used is a bit old and crufty, and missing some >> features. >> >> All in all I'm an extremely happy MM customer, and simply can't imagine ever >> going back to Apple Mail. >> >> -Eric >> >> Philip >> >> -- >> Philip Paeps >> Senior Reality Engineer >> Alternative Enterprises >> _______________________________________________ >> mailmate mailing list >> mailmate@lists.freron.com >> https://lists.freron.com/listinfo/mailmate >> >> _______________________________________________ >> mailmate mailing list >> mailmate@lists.freron.com >> https://lists.freron.com/listinfo/mailmate > > _______________________________________________ > mailmate mailing list > mailmate@lists.freron.com > https://lists.freron.com/listinfo/mailmate
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