Synchronization success stories?

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+Subject: Synchronization success stories?\r
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+I'm thrilled by using notmuch to manage my mail.  Low-latency search is\r
+very important to me.  But I use computers in a couple of\r
+places---several of which are laptops.  Has anyone stories to share of\r
+successful multi-computer notmuch sync, for a corpus of a\r
+quarter-million messages or so?  \r
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+I've tried offlineimap---it (and my Exchange sever) get grouchy with\r
+mailboxes of that size.  I tried keeping ~/Maildir/ in Google Drive; it\r
+took weeks to do the initial sync and I gave up.\r
+\r
+I'm trying bittorrent-sync now, with no obivous failures.\r
+\r
+-Brian\r
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+-- \r
+Brian Sniffen\r
+Information Security\r
+Akamai Technologies\r