Re: github mirror

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+>> Really what you want is an imap server built on top of the notmuch\r
+>> library.  That way you could use notmuch from your desktop and then use\r
+>> imap from your phone, and everything would stay perfectly in sync.\r
+>> Implementing such a server wouldn't be that hard, but it would help if\r
+>> notmuch made the _notmuch_message_get_doc_id and\r
+>> _notmuch_directory_get_document_id functions semi-public.  Then the imap\r
+>> server could just use docids as uids.  (Plus then muchsync wouldn't have\r
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+> That would be nice, but a solution where the user does not need to run\r
+> his own server is in my opinion pretty essential.\r
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+You don't have to "run" an imap server, you can use it in preauth mode.\r
+Having a notmuch-based imap server would let you synchronize gmail with\r
+your laptop and then read email offline, for instance.\r
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+David\r
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