Hi, this isn't a mutt question but I figured I'd try here after a lot of fruitless searching.
I moved to using offlineimap to sync my gmail to a local Maildir format, then I point mutt at the local filesystem. This has greatly improved my mutt experience. Loading large folders is far snappier. I'm not that enamoured with gmail filtering, and I'd like to be able to control filtering at the Maildir level, then have offlineimap sync the changes back up to the server side. So a typical example might be, assuming I have no gmail filters setup and everything is dumped into my INBOX. - mutt mailing list email arrives at gmail into INBOX - offlineimap pulls this down to my local $Maildir/INBOX/new - post-sync hook runs and moves the email to $Maildir/Mutt/new - offlineimap syncs back up on the server side, deleting from INBOX and writing to Mutt I've used gmail as an example here but I'm also looking to implement a similar solution at work where I have to use Microsoft Exchange server, which has a really terrible rules interface. Regards, -- Ben Fitzgerald
