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by rustmailer 8mo ago
IMAP IDLE tends to be unstable and unreliable in real-world deployments, especially for long-running background services. It also introduces significant operational and implementation complexity, which makes it harder to maintain and reason
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by rustmailer 8mo ago
It’s a great honor to be able to talk with Andris. A few months ago I learned that the author of EmailEngine not only created EmailEngine, but is also behind many foundational Node.js email libraries that are widely used. My own projects, R
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by rustmailer 8mo ago
You can check out https://github.com/rustmailer/bichon/wiki/Using-Bichonctl-Fo... — it explains how to use bichonctl to batch-import .eml files into Bichon. This makes it easy to ingest Maildir or any folder
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by rustmailer 8mo ago
Bichon connects to the IMAP server via IMAP and uses a sync interval, for example 10 minutes. Every 10 minutes, Bichon downloads emails from the IMAP server to the local machine, then stores and indexes them. If an email is permanently dele
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by rustmailer 8mo ago
You are right.
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by rustmailer 8mo ago
Bichon can run on a laptop, and restarts or reboots are not a problem — you just need to make sure it starts automatically when the system boots. It is a standalone executable that is configured via command-line arguments or environment var
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by rustmailer 8mo ago
I’m the author of Bichon, so let me clarify this. First, rustmailer is my GitHub username. Under this GitHub account there are two main projects: RustMailer and Bichon. RustMailer is a middleware product with the same name. It is commercial
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by rustmailer 8mo ago
I am the author of Bichon. Long-term backup and permanent archival features are not currently on Bichon’s roadmap, but you’re very welcome to open a GitHub issue to share your idea. Bichon is entirely driven by user needs, and any good sugg
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by rustmailer 10mo ago
*Bichon: A Lightweight, Standalone Rust Email Archiver & Search Tool* *Lightweight & Standalone* * Pure Rust, single-machine application—no external database required. * Includes a WebUI for intuitive management. *Multi-Account Mana
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RustMailer – Week 1 Update: 729 Views, 165 Clones, 13 Stars (in 9 Days)(indiehackers.com)
1 points by rustmailer 1y ago|0 comments
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Integrate Email Notifications with RustMailer: A Must-Have for Developers(indiehackers.com)
2 points by rustmailer 1y ago|0 comments
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Just Published a Blog: How to Add a Gmail OAuth2 Account with RustMailer(indiehackers.com)
1 points by rustmailer 1y ago|0 comments
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by rustmailer 1y ago
It’s similar to Nylas and EmailEngine, but self-hosted. RustMailer doesn’t rely on Redis and uses less memory — great if you want full control and better cost-efficiency.
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Launching RustMailer – My Journey to a Fast, Self-Hosted Email API in Rust(indiehackers.com)
3 points by rustmailer 1y ago|2 comments