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The correct way to do this is to run an IMAP syncing program automatically, to keep a mirror of all your email on your local machine. Then you point Claws at the local machine, not at the remote IM...
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dsr
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2022-03-17T11:55:48Z (almost 3 years ago)
The correct way to do this is to run an IMAP syncing program automatically, to keep a mirror of all your email on your local machine. Then you point Claws at the local machine, not at the remote IMAP server. As a bonus, any local mail client will be able to look at the local email spool. Syncing tools include offlineimap, mailsync, isync, getmail6, and a bunch of others.