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$Id: FAQ.Use_addheader.txt,v 1.1 2016/06/01 12:25:56 gilles Exp gilles $
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This documentation is also at http://imapsync.lamiral.info/#doc
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Imapsync --addheader suggestion.
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Q. What means this log message:
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"Host1 Sent/1234 ignored (no wanted headers so we ignore this message.
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To solve this: use --addheader)"
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R. In order to sync messages from one account to another Imapsync has
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to identify messages on both sides, and compare them.
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Imapsync can use two completely different methods to identify
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messages on each account.
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The first one, the default one, uses some headers of messages,
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Real world syncs with various imap servers have bring to use
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two headers "Message-Id:" and "Received:". It works for most
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messages except for special folders like Sent or Draft where
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messages in those folders don't have "Message-Id:" nor
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"Received:" headers.
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Here comes -addheader option. Option --addheader adds
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a "Message-Id" header consisting of the imap UID of the message
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on the host1 folder, like "Message-Id: 12345@imapsync".
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This way, messages are well identified on both sides.
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