Interactive ImapSync tool written in python 3. Useful to sync imap accounts across different mail servers. Python 3 and imapsync must be installed on the machine.

imapsync-interactive.py

# coding: utf8
import os, csv

print("Welcome to the ImapSync interactive")
mode = input("Interactive mode or Read CSV file ? (1/2) ")
if mode == "2":
    #host1;user1;password1;host2;user2;password2
    file = input("File path : ")
    if file:
        print("Reading file")
        with open(file, 'r') as csvfile:
            reader = csv.reader(csvfile, delimiter=';', quotechar='|')
            for row in reader:
                command = "imapsync --host1 " + row[0] + " -user1 " + row[1] + " --password1 " + row[2] +\
                          " --ssl1 --host2 " + row[3] + " --user2 " + row[4] + " --password2 " + row[5] + " --ssl2"
                print(command)
                os.system(command)
else:
    host1 = input("What is the host 1  (mail1.example.com) ? ")
    host2 = input("What is the host 2  (mail2.example.com) ? ")

    ssl1 = input("ssl on host 1 ? (y/n)")
    ssl2 = input("ssl on host 2 ? (y/n)")

    if ssl1 == "y":
        ssl1 = '--ssl1'
    else:
        ssl1 = ''

    if ssl2 == "y":
        ssl2 = '--ssl2'
    else:
        ssl2 = ''

    user1 = input("User on host 1 ? ")
    password1 = input("Password for the user on host 1  ? ")

    same_users = input("Does users/passwords are the same on both servers ? (y/n) ")

    if same_users == "y":
        command = "imapsync --host1 " + host1 + " -user1 " + user1 + " --password1 " + password1 + " " + ssl1 + " --host2 " + host2 + " --user2 " + user1 + " --password2 " + password1 + " " + ssl2 + ""
        print(command)
        execute = input("Executer ? (y/n)")
        if execute == "y":
            os.system(command)
    else:
        user2 = input("User on host 2 ? ")
        password2 = input("Password for the user on host 2  ? ")
        command = "imapsync --host1 " + host1 + " -user1 " + user1 + " --password1 " + password1 + " " + ssl1 + " --host2 " + host2 + " --user2 " + user2 + " --password2 " + password2 + " " + ssl2 + ""
        print(command)
        execute = input("Executer ? (y/n)")
        if execute == "y":
            os.system(command)