What's new in imapsync 1.452
Jul 29, 2011
- A new --search option was added, allowing you to select messages with the powerful IMAP SEARCH command.
- What can be done is selection by dates, any flag, From, Subject, body string, any Header, sizes, uids, etc.
- Bugs were fixed to better handle folder creation, so it's no longer a failure when a folder "already exists" during its creation.
- The way imapsync deals with headers was improved so that message duplicate issues are now rare.
- Reconnections are well done in TLS mode now.
- Many other small bugfixes and usability improvements were made.
- The default behavior is now the best one for most cases.
New in imapsync 1.404 (Feb 22, 2011)
- This version adds better performance and reliability.
- A --usecache option speeds up transfers when using multiple runs by a factor of at least two.
- A --useuid can be used to speed up or deal with problems using headers (by avoiding duplicate transfers).
- The performance of --usecache when used with MS Exchange was improved.
- A 'not enough memory' issue with big messages was fixed by using the Mail-IMAPClient 3.27 Perl module.
- The license hasn't changed, but Imapsync is no longer gratis from the home page.
New in imapsync 1.383 (Nov 29, 2010)
- Several improvements to reach better usability.
- Authentication cram-md5 is not used by default (too few servers support it).
- Issues from servers changing or adding header are avoided.
- Now imapsync has a way to handle no header in messages efficiently.
- The IMAP server dkimap is supported (dkimap isn't a UID capable server).
- NTLM authentication with domain has been added.
- A --minsize option has been added to transfer messages bigger than a given size.
- Memory consumption measurement has been added to compute how many concurrent imapsync processes can run in parallel on a system.
- Imapsync is no longer gratis from the home page.
New in imapsync 1.286 (Sep 3, 2009)
- Gmail IMAP is now supported.
- This version works fine under Windows XP, and works with Mail::IMAPClient 3.xx and 2.2.9.
- Many bugs were fixed.
New in imapsync 1.255 (Sep 9, 2008)
- Some IMAP servers return a message size that is not equal to the real message size.
- Now imapsync accepts this silly behavior and leaves the message as is.