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I've been encountering this one too. It seems to correlate with folder size: the larger the folder, the more often it happens. While syncing my entire Gmail account, including the All Mail folder (I'm aware this will create duplicate mails, and I'm fine with that), I encountered this error about once in every 3000 emails while syncing other folders that had 15000 (15K) emails in them. While syncing the All Mail folder that had 150000 (150K) emails in it, this error seemed to happen every 100 emails or so.
Then I found a message from 13 years ago on the offlineimap-project mailing list, which asked whether compression was turned on. I checked, and in my case, it was. I changed usecompression = yes to usecompression = no in my config file, and the error appears to have gone away: the All Mail folder has downloaded over 2000 messages so far with no "Too many read 0" errors.
I just got a "Too many read 0" error even with usecompression = no, on the 15842nd message (out of 159938) I downloaded from All Mail. (Total time elapsed: 72 minutes 12 seconds). So they are still possible with compression turned off, just much, MUCH rarer.
And it happened again after copying 40361 messages; the 40362nd message got "Too many read 0". So it's random, but only a minor annoyance; I can just run until offlineimap; do sleep 1; done and it will eventually complete.
General informations
offlineimap -V
): offlineimap v8.0.0, imaplib2 v3.06, Python v3.9.15, LibreSSL 3.6.0Configuration file offlineimaprc
pythonfile (if any)
Logs, error
Steps to reproduce the error
trying to get mail from a mailbox with 25,000 emails
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