Map folder names? about imapsync

[gilleslamiral]

Hi,

http://imapsync.lamiral.info/FAQ.d/FAQ.Folders_Mapping.txt

Le 26/08/2015 18:52, Alexandru Trandafir Catalin a écrit :

On the destination server by default the folders are named differently so it creates new folders instead of using existing ones, example:

Creates INBOX.Deleted+Messages instead of using existing INBOX.Trash
Creates INBOX.Sent+Messages instead of using existing INBOX.Sent

Maybe this is because of the source server, maybe they are named that way there. Not sure but anyway I think it would be interesting to have parameters to map folder names from source to destination.

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[atrandafir]

Hi thanks, I see you can do it with regex but I'm really not too familiar with regex, I taught there would be a simpler way. But good to know, for now I'll leave it the way it creates them. But I'll keep it in mind in the future.

[gilleslamiral]

Hi Alexandru,

Regex can be simple, for example:

imapsync ... --regextrans2 s,Deleted,Trash,

just does what expected:

INBOX.Deleted -> INBOX.Trash

Give me a simpler way to substitute "Deleted" by "Trash" and
I'll carefully consider it.

In fact, I'm currently thinking of doing this by default
without any option, automagically.

Le 27/08/2015 00:24, Alexandru Trandafir Catalin a écrit :

Hi thanks, I see you can do it with regex but I'm really not too familiar with regex, I taught there would be a simpler way. But good to know, for now I'll leave it the way it creates them. But I'll keep it in mind in the future.

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[gilleslamiral]

It was implemented with the --automap option.