This is something similar to what I've been meaning to set up for a while, and your information looks very useful. Thanks for putting it together.
One note: FM claims that the homepage for isync is at: http://www.cs.hmc.edu/~me/isync/ which appears to be identical to the google cached copy of the page you link which is down. Since I've never used isync (only planned to) I have no idea which is the correct home page, but the one from fm is in existance. -kyle On Fri, Feb 22, 2002 at 03:25:25AM -0500, David G. Andersen wrote: > I couldn't find all of this compiled together in one place, > and since I just slogged through it all, figured I'd > write up a little story about how I (finally!) have a great > mail solution that can handle disconnected mailreading > without lots of extra imap authentication or security hassles: > > Two caveats: > * I'm a mutt newbie. My mutt configuration bits are probably > primitive and pathetic. > * My mail needs may be unique. I hope not, but who knows. > * The little patch to isync is completely unofficial, hackish, > and may kill your computer, your cat, or your sanity. > > But anyway, if you've ever felt like using mutt, uw-imap, > and isync to handle reading/refiling/deleting mail offline > and resynchronizing with your primary mail store and you're > security paranoid like me, it's my hope that this helps: > > http://www.angio.net/misc/mail.html > > I'd absolutely love additional suggestions for how to do this > better, etc., etc. Or feel free to say, "Well, duh, that's > obvious and I've been doing it for years, take your page down." > > -Dave > > -- > work: [EMAIL PROTECTED] me: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > MIT Laboratory for Computer Science http://www.angio.net/ -- http://mas.cs.umass.edu/~rawlins -- What care I how time advances? I am drinking ale today.
