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Am Tue, 15 Jul 2008 09:05:34 -0400 |
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schrieb Michael Pobega <pobega@×××××.com>: |
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> I've always had just one laptop so I've been a POP user for years now, |
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> but I'm finally buying a second laptop for travels (Asus Eee PC) and I |
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> was wondering what gentoo-user would recommend as a good way to keep |
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> the mail synced on both of my machines. |
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> I was looking into IMAP but I can't really figure out how it works, |
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> and Google doesn't offer IMAP, and I'd like to keep this e-mail |
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> address. Can anyone make any suggestions? |
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i have one notebook and a workstation. i dont use the notebook very |
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often because of that i use only a simple rsync to sync the mails |
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from my workstations and all dokuments in $HOME too. |
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rsync -avz --progress --exclude 3 $HOME/ user@notebook:$HOME |
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(after first $HOME slash is needed!) |
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i dont have problem with that anyway and did not need any other solution |
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in this time. i works like i want and fast. |
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greetings david |
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