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Linux-Outlook (ouch) question



"Derek D. Martin" <ddm at pizzashack.org> writes:

> I don't think you really want an IMAP server here...  I think what you
> want to do is run fetchmail to fetch it to your workstation, and feed
> it through procmail to recvstore or whatever the appropriate mh
> command is.  But I'm not exactly sure what problem you're trying to
> circumvent, so I'm not sure if this is an option for you.

No, that's what I'm currently doing; I pull all my mail in with fetchmail
over an ssh tunnel.

Exmh sits on top of a bunch of other components, including nmh, expect, 
glimpse, xfaces, gnupg, openldap, etc. I don't even remember all the
customizations I've made to it over the years. 

Moving to a different MUA would be a pain, and running it remotely when 
I'm on the road is uncomfortably sluggish. It seems to me it would be
better if I ran exmh locally on my laptop and had it access my mailbox
through an ssh tunnel, without the syncing problems I'd have if I tried
to maintain two separate local mailboxes.



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