hint: remember, POP3 e-mails will be deleted from the remote server (default option)

* sample usage

two POP3 mail accounts: 
	acc1@acc1.com, pass acc1, port 995, SSL 
	acc2@acc2.com, pass acc2, port 995, SSL


config file:
	# base dir for the, all accounts
	BASE_DIR = /some/dir/somewhere

	# temp dir for mail messages (before move to maildir)
	# make it, chmod 700 /tmp/pimsync
	TEMP_DIR = /tmp/pimsync

	# POP3 connection timeout
	TIMEOUT = 30

	# checking interval
	INTERVAL = 120

	# hosts definition
	# HOSTX = directory;account;password;host;port;usessl
	# example:
	# HOST1 = myacc1;account1;password1;account1.host.com;995;yes
	# HOST2 = myacc2;account2;password2;account2.host.com;995;yes
	# etc.
	# script makes just basic test of the config entries, so check your config twice ;)
	HOST1 = acc1-dir;acc1;acc1;acc1.com;995;yes
	HOST2 = acc2-dir;acc2;acc2;acc2.com;995;yes


base dir structure:
	tomekk@tweety:~/pimsync# ls somewhere/*
	somewhere/acc1-dir:
	cur  new  tmp

	somewhere/acc2-dir:
	cur  new  tmp


script is using syslog, so you can check you 'daemon.log' for some information
example run:
	Jun 14 12:06:38 tweety pimsync[21836]: checking: acc2 at acc2.com - new messages: 2


e-mail files will be delivered to the '$acc-dir/new' directory:
tomekk@tweety:~/pimsync# ls somewhere/*/*
somewhere/acc1-dir/cur:

somewhere/acc1-dir/new:

somewhere/acc1-dir/tmp:

somewhere/acc2-dir/cur:

somewhere/acc2-dir/new:
1340532605.It46mjpghQIL0u195LDmMDWkV7qaVG  1340532608._k50yKPlg5PtKNj8m375ZNvdG_sT42

somewhere/acc2-dir/tmp:


All you have to do is to use IMAP Daemon like Dovecot and share your e-mails between devices ;)