Others would like to access an IMAP server using nmh. I concur with
this use, but I'd also like to do the reverse: access the email on my
laptop via IMAP from *insert-favorite-mobile-device*. (that's what
end-to-end networking is about...) Not just my inbox, but in fact all
my email archives, the first ten years of which is not on my laptop at
all.
What do we need to do to make this happen? I might be willing to kick in
some dev time for both of these.
Which one are you interested in? The first one? (Accessing an IMAP mailstore
via nmh?) I have some ideas there.
The second one, I'm not sure that's within the scope of nmh, but I
believe that UW-imap has the ability to serve up MH mailboxes; if
you ran one of those servers on your laptop, that could work. The
details might be tricky, though. Mike, would that do what you want?
Or if you want nmh to help out with that, what did you have in mind?
--Ken
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