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- remove patch-af, as it is already in the release
- take maintainership.
Changelog:
* src/compat/main.c: fix 'isync -w' writing .mbsyncrc to a wrong directory
* src/sync.c: less confusing uid ranges in debug
* src/sync.c: - sanitize flag handling of expired messages
- don't record we synced flags if we didn't
- remove now superfluous temporary rflags
* src/drv_maildir.c: less confusing error message on invalid mailbox.
* src/drv_imap.c:
revert 1.8 - what was i smoking?! the CREATE argument is already quoted;
we just extracted it from the previous command. ( that was patch-af )
* src/drv_maildir.c:
make flag changes unset "new" status - unless a ghost is acting in the
background, a flag change indicates that the message was at least
noticed.
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(this fix comes from isync cvs)
Bump PKGREVISION
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first set of patches
- Many updates and bugfixes, in summary:
- better OpenSSL detection
- update c-client support
- use legacy flock() only on linux
- cope with out-of-disk-space halfways gracefully
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Changes in version 0.9
Added Tunnel directive to allow the user to specify a shell command to run
to set up an IMAP connection in place of a TCP socket (eg., to run over
an SSH session).
Added PREAUTH support (useful mostly in conjunction with Tunnel).
Messages marked deleted are not uploaded when we are going to expunge.
Locally generated messages are not re-fetched after uploading even if the
UIDPLUS extension is not supported by the server.
Added `OneToOne' configuration option: ignore any Mailbox specifications
and instead pick up all mailboxes from the local MailDir and remote Folder
and map them 1:1 onto each other according to their names.
-C now creates both local and remote boxes; -L and -R create only local/remote.
--quiet is now really quiet.
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mail/isync.
isync is a command line utility for synchronizing a remote IMAP mailbox
with a local maildir-style mailbox. This is useful for working in
disconnected mode, such as on a laptop. Modifications made locally and
remotely are synchronized so that no message status flags are lost.
Supplied by Ceri Storey in PR#19314. Thanks!
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