Anshul Singhle <xashck@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: ... > >Updating/synchronizing should be a process in which mails are > > received, > >and where the imap-fs is participating, active rather than reactive. > >The filesystem should not update/synchronize with IMAP as a -result > > of- > >mails having been received. > > Didn't completely get you. I did it this way because this is > how major e-mail clients do it. Probably due to me getting the wrong impression (or suspicion) that you wanted to keep the mail_daemon mostly intact, have the mail_daemon populate the imap-fs the same way it populates the the ~/mail folders, (more like a file cache than a network fs) and use the imap-fs mostly as a trigger for the mail_daemon. ... > Also, I'm working on a more detailed proposal incorporating the > changes discussed here, will post shortly Looking forward to it. :) /Jonas