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34 Subject: Re: Synchronization success stories?
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58 David Bremner <david@tethera.net> writes:
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60 > Brian Sniffen <bsniffen@akamai.com> writes:
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62 >> I'm thrilled by using notmuch to manage my mail. Low-latency search is
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63 >> very important to me. But I use computers in a couple of
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64 >> places---several of which are laptops. Has anyone stories to share of
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65 >> successful multi-computer notmuch sync, for a corpus of a
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66 >> quarter-million messages or so?
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68 > I use syncmaildir to sync the actual messages, and a copy of the output
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69 > of "notmuch dump" in git to sync the metadata.
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71 > It works OK. A bit slow; depends how often you need to fetch new mail.
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73 If you want to see my solution, it is here:
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75 http://www.scs.stanford.edu/~dm/muchsync-0.tar.gz
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77 I'm a little embarrassed by this code, as I just started to test it a
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78 week ago then instantly became completely dependent on it. I will
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79 probably change the name (from muchsync to syncmuch) and the database
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80 format before releasing. But if you feel like beta-testing and giving
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81 me feedback, have a look.
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83 Beware that if you have been using notmuch dump, you may become
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84 instantly hooked on my solution...
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