That might be a bit off topic, but when it comes to Archiving, I use Mailmate together with DevonThink. Of course, DevonThink is way more than just an archiver (its a Document storage, where you can sort and search documents of all kinds, use it for storing / organizing and finding other stuff as well).
Together with Mailmate it works like a charm: just add an export-rule, that saves the eml-files that are older than X to a specific folder, and delete the email permanently from the mail storage. When DevonThink is configured properly, it imports that email automatically and indexes it. Works great for me. On 5 Sep 2022, at 8:05, Bob Stern via mailmate wrote: >> On 2 Sep 2022, at 20:41, Bill Cole wrote: >> >> Another MacOS tool that I like a lot for client-side message store wrangling >> is (not free) Emailchemy: https://weirdkid.com/emailchemy/ > > To elaborate on Bill's suggestion, Emailchemy can eliminate the need to > upload your old mail to your new email host while keeping the old mail > accessible to Mailmate for searches integrated between your old and new > accounts. > > Specifically, Emailchemy is both an email archiver and a local IMAP server. > After you archive mail to Emailchemy, you can turn on its IMAP server so that > it looks like another email account to Mailmate. > > You might also consider archiving your oldest email without uploading it to > an IMAP server. You may be surprised that you don’t refer to that old email > as much as you thought you would! MailArchiver X and EagleFiler would be my > top recommendations for archiving old mail into a searchable database. > > Bob > _______________________________________________ > mailmate mailing list > mailmate@lists.freron.com > https://lists.freron.com/listinfo/mailmate
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