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Me and my new #yubikey5 part 2:

Now we get to the nitty-gritty parts. I'm using #mbsync to sync multiple #imap accounts to local #maildir and I am automating this via #systemd : a timer calls a service very 5 minutes, that will call mbsync on all mail accounts if connected to the internet.

Providing the passwords via #pass that is encrypted with #yubikey will need that yubikey to be unlocked (i.e. a pin needs to be provided). When providing this pin (e.g. by manually calling mbsync on one of my mail accounts), it will be stored for at least 12h, and up to 24h (on my home pc; mobile and remote devices will of course hav different settings).

However, if I never manually provide the PIN, the systemd automated scripts will fail. E.g. I just connected the key, but not used it.

First I thought, this was due to me using the `curses` version #pinentry . But that's not the whole truth. Even with `pinentry-gtk` the systemd script will not trigger a PIN entry. I didn't quite understand why, and therefore ran a different direction:

Could I just auto-unlock the yubikey if I connected it? I wrote a #udev rule that would recognize the yubikey. Learning that I need to put scripts for udev in certain dirs, and being unhappy with it, I then wrote a systemd service for the udev to call instead, and with that I maanged to finally get a PIN entry request using the gtk version.

And then it got me thinking. Why did that work, but my mailsync that basically has the same things involved (script instead of udev that triggers systemd that wants to decrypt something using yubikey triggering PIN entry). And then it hit me: My mailsync systemd service was missing the `DISPLAY=:0` environment variable, thus the script can't trigger the GUI. Half a days worth of work, all for nothing :picardfacepalm:

But hey, the weekend is young. Next up: If triggered via CLI i want gpg to trigger `pinentry-curses` instead of `pinentry-gtk`. Sounds easy: have a `pinentry-auto` script figuring out where it has been called from. Well... not really #wip

Me and my new #yubikey5 part 2:

Now we get to the nitty-gritty parts. I'm using #mbsync to sync multiple #imap accounts to local #maildir and I am automating this via #systemd : a timer calls a service very 5 minutes, that will call mbsync on all mail accounts if connected to the internet.

Providing the passwords via #pass that is encrypted with #yubikey will need that yubikey to be unlocked (i.e. a pin needs to be provided). When providing this pin (e.g. by manually calling mbsync on one of my mail accounts), it will be stored for at least 12h, and up to 24h (on my home pc; mobile and remote devices will of course hav different settings).

However, if I never manually provide the PIN, the systemd automated scripts will fail. E.g. I just connected the key, but not used it.

First I thought, this was due to me using the `curses` version #pinentry . But that's not the whole truth. Even with `pinentry-gtk` the systemd script will not trigger a PIN entry. I didn't quite understand why, and therefore ran a different direction:

Could I just auto-unlock the yubikey if I connected it? I wrote a #udev rule that would recognize the yubikey. Learning that I need to put scripts for udev in certain dirs, and being unhappy with it, I then wrote a systemd service for the udev to call instead, and with that I maanged to finally get a PIN entry request using the gtk version.

And then it got me thinking. Why did that work, but my mailsync that basically has the same things involved (script instead of udev that triggers systemd that wants to decrypt something using yubikey triggering PIN entry). And then it hit me: My mailsync systemd service was missing the `DISPLAY=:0` environment variable, thus the script can't trigger the GUI. Half a days worth of work, all for nothing :picardfacepalm:

But hey, the weekend is young. Next up: If triggered via CLI i want gpg to trigger `pinentry-curses` instead of `pinentry-gtk`. Sounds easy: have a `pinentry-auto` script figuring out where it has been called from. Well... not really #wip

Just released a little script that creates maildirs and mailboxes (a folder that contain one or more maildir subfolders). Maybe someone will find it useful.
https://lucio.albenga.es/web-en/projects/maildirtools.html

#email #maildir #shell #unix #linux #foss

Just released a little script that creates maildirs and mailboxes (a folder that contain one or more maildir subfolders). Maybe someone will find it useful.
https://lucio.albenga.es/web-en/projects/maildirtools.html

#email #maildir #shell #unix #linux #foss

Just released a little script that creates maildirs and mailboxes (a folder that contain one or more maildir subfolders). Maybe someone will find it useful.
https://lucio.albenga.es/web-en/projects/maildirtools.html

#email #maildir #shell #unix #linux #foss

Just released a little script that creates maildirs and mailboxes (a folder that contain one or more maildir subfolders). Maybe someone will find it useful.
https://lucio.albenga.es/web-en/projects/maildirtools.html

#email #maildir #shell #unix #linux #foss

J’ai découvert que j’avais 2,8 millions de mails dans un seul dossier IMAP.
Je répète : deux millions. Huit cent mille.
Merci YunoHost pour les rapports de diagnostic par mail…

J’ai tout purgé en SSH depuis ma voiture, en 5G, pendant que la sono tournait.
Maintenant, iOS Mail et Apple Intelligence peuvent bosser sans convulser.

Je n’administre pas un serveur. Je dompte un fauve 🦁.

#SysadminLife #Linux #YunoHost #Dovecot #Maildir #AppleIntelligence #Mastodon

J’ai découvert que j’avais 2,8 millions de mails dans un seul dossier IMAP.
Je répète : deux millions. Huit cent mille.
Merci YunoHost pour les rapports de diagnostic par mail…

J’ai tout purgé en SSH depuis ma voiture, en 5G, pendant que la sono tournait.
Maintenant, iOS Mail et Apple Intelligence peuvent bosser sans convulser.

Je n’administre pas un serveur. Je dompte un fauve 🦁.

#SysadminLife #Linux #YunoHost #Dovecot #Maildir #AppleIntelligence #Mastodon

J’ai découvert que j’avais 2,8 millions de mails dans un seul dossier IMAP.
Je répète : deux millions. Huit cent mille.
Merci YunoHost pour les rapports de diagnostic par mail…

J’ai tout purgé en SSH depuis ma voiture, en 5G, pendant que la sono tournait.
Maintenant, iOS Mail et Apple Intelligence peuvent bosser sans convulser.

Je n’administre pas un serveur. Je dompte un fauve 🦁.

#SysadminLife #Linux #YunoHost #Dovecot #Maildir #AppleIntelligence #Mastodon

J’ai découvert que j’avais 2,8 millions de mails dans un seul dossier IMAP.
Je répète : deux millions. Huit cent mille.
Merci YunoHost pour les rapports de diagnostic par mail…

J’ai tout purgé en SSH depuis ma voiture, en 5G, pendant que la sono tournait.
Maintenant, iOS Mail et Apple Intelligence peuvent bosser sans convulser.

Je n’administre pas un serveur. Je dompte un fauve 🦁.

#SysadminLife #Linux #YunoHost #Dovecot #Maildir #AppleIntelligence #Mastodon

J’ai découvert que j’avais 2,8 millions de mails dans un seul dossier IMAP.
Je répète : deux millions. Huit cent mille.
Merci YunoHost pour les rapports de diagnostic par mail…

J’ai tout purgé en SSH depuis ma voiture, en 5G, pendant que la sono tournait.
Maintenant, iOS Mail et Apple Intelligence peuvent bosser sans convulser.

Je n’administre pas un serveur. Je dompte un fauve 🦁.

#SysadminLife #Linux #YunoHost #Dovecot #Maildir #AppleIntelligence #Mastodon

For quite some time I have sporadically run #mbsync configured to pull several IMAP accounts and it indeed brings in emails. BUT:

- #maildir format is weird. What's with the cur/new/tmp structure?
- why the heck is the hostname in the filenames?
- Feels like it doesn't like to be migrated and be continued from somewhere else.
- two-way sync seems to be kinda broken (not needed anyway)
- Holy cow is the configuration unnecessarily verbose and complicated 🤯 (should be well #nix-able though)

For quite some time I have sporadically run #mbsync configured to pull several IMAP accounts and it indeed brings in emails. BUT:

- #maildir format is weird. What's with the cur/new/tmp structure?
- why the heck is the hostname in the filenames?
- Feels like it doesn't like to be migrated and be continued from somewhere else.
- two-way sync seems to be kinda broken (not needed anyway)
- Holy cow is the configuration unnecessarily verbose and complicated 🤯 (should be well #nix-able though)

For quite some time I have sporadically run #mbsync configured to pull several IMAP accounts and it indeed brings in emails. BUT:

- #maildir format is weird. What's with the cur/new/tmp structure?
- why the heck is the hostname in the filenames?
- Feels like it doesn't like to be migrated and be continued from somewhere else.
- two-way sync seems to be kinda broken (not needed anyway)
- Holy cow is the configuration unnecessarily verbose and complicated 🤯 (should be well #nix-able though)

For quite some time I have sporadically run #mbsync configured to pull several IMAP accounts and it indeed brings in emails. BUT:

- #maildir format is weird. What's with the cur/new/tmp structure?
- why the heck is the hostname in the filenames?
- Feels like it doesn't like to be migrated and be continued from somewhere else.
- two-way sync seems to be kinda broken (not needed anyway)
- Holy cow is the configuration unnecessarily verbose and complicated 🤯 (should be well #nix-able though)

For quite some time I have sporadically run #mbsync configured to pull several IMAP accounts and it indeed brings in emails. BUT:

- #maildir format is weird. What's with the cur/new/tmp structure?
- why the heck is the hostname in the filenames?
- Feels like it doesn't like to be migrated and be continued from somewhere else.
- two-way sync seems to be kinda broken (not needed anyway)
- Holy cow is the configuration unnecessarily verbose and complicated 🤯 (should be well #nix-able though)

#Thunderbird のプロファイルをネットワークドライブに放り出しているとメールボックスが壊れがちなんですが、 #mbox 形式のメールボックスが1つの巨大なファイルという弱点を露呈しているだけで、 #Maildir 形式のメールボックスにすれば壊れづらくなるんじゃないかと思ってみたりはする ( #NFS でマウントしていた当時のワークステーションはどうなってるんだ)

#Thunderbird のプロファイルをネットワークドライブに放り出しているとメールボックスが壊れがちなんですが、 #mbox 形式のメールボックスが1つの巨大なファイルという弱点を露呈しているだけで、 #Maildir 形式のメールボックスにすれば壊れづらくなるんじゃないかと思ってみたりはする ( #NFS でマウントしていた当時のワークステーションはどうなってるんだ)

Any recommendations for a tool that can detect duplicate emails either in a #MailDir or on an #imap server and ideally remove them?
“Someone” made a boo-boo when trying to get to the bottom of an mbsync and now has several Maildirs full of email in quadruplicate.

#email #SelfHosted

Any recommendations for a tool that can detect duplicate emails either in a #MailDir or on an #imap server and ideally remove them?
“Someone” made a boo-boo when trying to get to the bottom of an mbsync and now has several Maildirs full of email in quadruplicate.

#email #SelfHosted

Any recommendations for a tool that can detect duplicate emails either in a #MailDir or on an #imap server and ideally remove them?
“Someone” made a boo-boo when trying to get to the bottom of an mbsync and now has several Maildirs full of email in quadruplicate.

#email #SelfHosted

Any recommendations for a tool that can detect duplicate emails either in a #MailDir or on an #imap server and ideally remove them?
“Someone” made a boo-boo when trying to get to the bottom of an mbsync and now has several Maildirs full of email in quadruplicate.

#email #SelfHosted

Any recommendations for a tool that can detect duplicate emails either in a #MailDir or on an #imap server and ideally remove them?
“Someone” made a boo-boo when trying to get to the bottom of an mbsync and now has several Maildirs full of email in quadruplicate.

#email #SelfHosted

What do you use for backing up #IMAP (specifically, IMAP4) and keeping that backup up to date? #Maildir or #mbox format preferred, in that order.

What do you use for backing up #IMAP (specifically, IMAP4) and keeping that backup up to date? #Maildir or #mbox format preferred, in that order.

What do you use for backing up #IMAP (specifically, IMAP4) and keeping that backup up to date? #Maildir or #mbox format preferred, in that order.

What do you use for backing up #IMAP (specifically, IMAP4) and keeping that backup up to date? #Maildir or #mbox format preferred, in that order.

What do you use for backing up #IMAP (specifically, IMAP4) and keeping that backup up to date? #Maildir or #mbox format preferred, in that order.

@jon @Vivaldi I have four current servers, but most of my saved messages are from servers that no longer exist. All I have of them is the locally stored #maildir files, sorted into "local folders" beyond the original server file structure.

Looks like #Vivaldi could import whatever is on the four current servers. But I'm not seeing a way to include the "local files" history...

@jon @Vivaldi I have four current servers, but most of my saved messages are from servers that no longer exist. All I have of them is the locally stored #maildir files, sorted into "local folders" beyond the original server file structure.

Looks like #Vivaldi could import whatever is on the four current servers. But I'm not seeing a way to include the "local files" history...

@jon @Vivaldi I have four current servers, but most of my saved messages are from servers that no longer exist. All I have of them is the locally stored #maildir files, sorted into "local folders" beyond the original server file structure.

Looks like #Vivaldi could import whatever is on the four current servers. But I'm not seeing a way to include the "local files" history...

@jon @Vivaldi I have four current servers, but most of my saved messages are from servers that no longer exist. All I have of them is the locally stored #maildir files, sorted into "local folders" beyond the original server file structure.

Looks like #Vivaldi could import whatever is on the four current servers. But I'm not seeing a way to include the "local files" history...

@jon @Vivaldi I have four current servers, but most of my saved messages are from servers that no longer exist. All I have of them is the locally stored #maildir files, sorted into "local folders" beyond the original server file structure.

Looks like #Vivaldi could import whatever is on the four current servers. But I'm not seeing a way to include the "local files" history...

@jon @Vivaldi

#Maildir was designed by Daniel J. Bernstein circa 1995. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maildir

I've used it since 2010 when Eudora sort of faded away. There were tools to migrate to Maildir... I now have about 20,000 messages organized into a hierarchy of folders.

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/maildir-thunderbird
#Thunderbird maildir is "disabled by default because there are still many bugs. It is not 100% ready for users." For one, many of the file names begin with long opaque numbers rather than the mail Subject.

But at least I can search content with any file search app, and move messages to my choice of folders and backup strategies. While still having the whole message history backed up in a single ~100MB SQLite3 db file.

This seems to have lost attention:
https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/67416/import-for-maildir-format

No mention of maildir:
https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/71122/import-and-export-of-mail-messages

Current discussion:
https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/94826/local-email-folder

"Mails in #M3 are not really moved, they change only the view.
You cant add folders to such an account.
You can use custom folders in IMAP accounts but the idea behind M3 is not to use folders at all."

Doesn't seem very compatible...

@jon @Vivaldi

#Maildir was designed by Daniel J. Bernstein circa 1995. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maildir

I've used it since 2010 when Eudora sort of faded away. There were tools to migrate to Maildir... I now have about 20,000 messages organized into a hierarchy of folders.

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/maildir-thunderbird
#Thunderbird maildir is "disabled by default because there are still many bugs. It is not 100% ready for users." For one, many of the file names begin with long opaque numbers rather than the mail Subject.

But at least I can search content with any file search app, and move messages to my choice of folders and backup strategies. While still having the whole message history backed up in a single ~100MB SQLite3 db file.

This seems to have lost attention:
https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/67416/import-for-maildir-format

No mention of maildir:
https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/71122/import-and-export-of-mail-messages

Current discussion:
https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/94826/local-email-folder

"Mails in #M3 are not really moved, they change only the view.
You cant add folders to such an account.
You can use custom folders in IMAP accounts but the idea behind M3 is not to use folders at all."

Doesn't seem very compatible...

@jon @Vivaldi

#Maildir was designed by Daniel J. Bernstein circa 1995. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maildir

I've used it since 2010 when Eudora sort of faded away. There were tools to migrate to Maildir... I now have about 20,000 messages organized into a hierarchy of folders.

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/maildir-thunderbird
#Thunderbird maildir is "disabled by default because there are still many bugs. It is not 100% ready for users." For one, many of the file names begin with long opaque numbers rather than the mail Subject.

But at least I can search content with any file search app, and move messages to my choice of folders and backup strategies. While still having the whole message history backed up in a single ~100MB SQLite3 db file.

This seems to have lost attention:
https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/67416/import-for-maildir-format

No mention of maildir:
https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/71122/import-and-export-of-mail-messages

Current discussion:
https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/94826/local-email-folder

"Mails in #M3 are not really moved, they change only the view.
You cant add folders to such an account.
You can use custom folders in IMAP accounts but the idea behind M3 is not to use folders at all."

Doesn't seem very compatible...

@jon @Vivaldi

#Maildir was designed by Daniel J. Bernstein circa 1995. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maildir

I've used it since 2010 when Eudora sort of faded away. There were tools to migrate to Maildir... I now have about 20,000 messages organized into a hierarchy of folders.

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/maildir-thunderbird
#Thunderbird maildir is "disabled by default because there are still many bugs. It is not 100% ready for users." For one, many of the file names begin with long opaque numbers rather than the mail Subject.

But at least I can search content with any file search app, and move messages to my choice of folders and backup strategies. While still having the whole message history backed up in a single ~100MB SQLite3 db file.

This seems to have lost attention:
https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/67416/import-for-maildir-format

No mention of maildir:
https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/71122/import-and-export-of-mail-messages

Current discussion:
https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/94826/local-email-folder

"Mails in #M3 are not really moved, they change only the view.
You cant add folders to such an account.
You can use custom folders in IMAP accounts but the idea behind M3 is not to use folders at all."

Doesn't seem very compatible...

@jon @Vivaldi

#Maildir was designed by Daniel J. Bernstein circa 1995. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maildir

I've used it since 2010 when Eudora sort of faded away. There were tools to migrate to Maildir... I now have about 20,000 messages organized into a hierarchy of folders.

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/maildir-thunderbird
#Thunderbird maildir is "disabled by default because there are still many bugs. It is not 100% ready for users." For one, many of the file names begin with long opaque numbers rather than the mail Subject.

But at least I can search content with any file search app, and move messages to my choice of folders and backup strategies. While still having the whole message history backed up in a single ~100MB SQLite3 db file.

This seems to have lost attention:
https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/67416/import-for-maildir-format

No mention of maildir:
https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/71122/import-and-export-of-mail-messages

Current discussion:
https://forum.vivaldi.net/topic/94826/local-email-folder

"Mails in #M3 are not really moved, they change only the view.
You cant add folders to such an account.
You can use custom folders in IMAP accounts but the idea behind M3 is not to use folders at all."

Doesn't seem very compatible...

@jon @Vivaldi Probably a niche concern, but I love the #maildir "separate file per message" format. I can sort, search, and archive the mail in ways a giant database file doesn't allow. So #Thunderbird !

@jon @Vivaldi Probably a niche concern, but I love the #maildir "separate file per message" format. I can sort, search, and archive the mail in ways a giant database file doesn't allow. So #Thunderbird !

@jon @Vivaldi Probably a niche concern, but I love the #maildir "separate file per message" format. I can sort, search, and archive the mail in ways a giant database file doesn't allow. So #Thunderbird !

@jon @Vivaldi Probably a niche concern, but I love the #maildir "separate file per message" format. I can sort, search, and archive the mail in ways a giant database file doesn't allow. So #Thunderbird !

@jon @Vivaldi Probably a niche concern, but I love the #maildir "separate file per message" format. I can sort, search, and archive the mail in ways a giant database file doesn't allow. So #Thunderbird !

I wrote a non-portable #RubyLang script to mangle #Maildir++ directories created from #MacOS #AppleMail exports using mb2md.pl from #Dovevot #IMAP under the hood. Apple Mail is weird; I don't know of anything that handles it natively.

To import stuff back, it needs to be in #mbox format. The separate *.mbox directories containing table_of_contents files may or may not be needed by Mail.

Alternatives to appending all the maildir files back into an mbox with the #formail utility for re-import?

I wrote a non-portable #RubyLang script to mangle #Maildir++ directories created from #MacOS #AppleMail exports using mb2md.pl from #Dovevot #IMAP under the hood. Apple Mail is weird; I don't know of anything that handles it natively.

To import stuff back, it needs to be in #mbox format. The separate *.mbox directories containing table_of_contents files may or may not be needed by Mail.

Alternatives to appending all the maildir files back into an mbox with the #formail utility for re-import?

I wrote a non-portable #RubyLang script to mangle #Maildir++ directories created from #MacOS #AppleMail exports using mb2md.pl from #Dovevot #IMAP under the hood. Apple Mail is weird; I don't know of anything that handles it natively.

To import stuff back, it needs to be in #mbox format. The separate *.mbox directories containing table_of_contents files may or may not be needed by Mail.

Alternatives to appending all the maildir files back into an mbox with the #formail utility for re-import?

Haaa, kia malkovro! Kia ĝojo! :gutkato_guuu: :taneŝima_ĝojas:

Verŝajne, oni povas elŝuti retpoŝton en la formo dosieruja maildir per :thunderbird:!

Simple agordu vian konton tiel, rulu thunderbird kun la --headless parametro, kaj pacu! :gutkato_dikfingro_supren:

Kutime mi uzus la belbrile amatan feprogramon getmail, sed ne povas uzi tiun kun specifa Mikrosofta poŝtkonto. La Mikrosofta poŝtkonto malpermesas simplan IMAP’on, postultante anstataŭe OAuth’an salutadon. Tio ĝenerale ne problemus — getmail kaj aliaj programoj subtenas tion jam bone. Oni simple devas registri API-ŝlosilon ĉe Mikrosofta administra retejo por la kliento. Seeed…

… la organizaĵo kiu provizas tiun poŝtkonton al mi malpermesas tion. Do getmail neeblis, kaj ĝis nun mi suferis pro la nekapablo elŝuti poŝton…

Sed! Ĉar Tondrobirdo :thunderbird: havas sian propran API-ŝlosilon oficialan, kaj subtenas eligon al maildir, mi povas vivi plu pace kaj trankvile. :gutkato_teo:

Altan dankon, Tondrobirdo! Kia elstare dorlotinda birdo! :todoroki_amema: :inami_adoras:

(Nu, verŝajne neniu jam tradukis Tondrobirdon :flago_esperanto:’en. Kia manko! Sed tio flankas.)

#lang_eo #retpoŝto #thunderbird #tondrobirdo #lignukso #maildir #getmail

Haaa, kia malkovro! Kia ĝojo! :gutkato_guuu: :taneŝima_ĝojas:

Verŝajne, oni povas elŝuti retpoŝton en la formo dosieruja maildir per :thunderbird:!

Simple agordu vian konton tiel, rulu thunderbird kun la --headless parametro, kaj pacu! :gutkato_dikfingro_supren:

Kutime mi uzus la belbrile amatan feprogramon getmail, sed ne povas uzi tiun kun specifa Mikrosofta poŝtkonto. La Mikrosofta poŝtkonto malpermesas simplan IMAP’on, postultante anstataŭe OAuth’an salutadon. Tio ĝenerale ne problemus — getmail kaj aliaj programoj subtenas tion jam bone. Oni simple devas registri API-ŝlosilon ĉe Mikrosofta administra retejo por la kliento. Seeed…

… la organizaĵo kiu provizas tiun poŝtkonton al mi malpermesas tion. Do getmail neeblis, kaj ĝis nun mi suferis pro la nekapablo elŝuti poŝton…

Sed! Ĉar Tondrobirdo :thunderbird: havas sian propran API-ŝlosilon oficialan, kaj subtenas eligon al maildir, mi povas vivi plu pace kaj trankvile. :gutkato_teo:

Altan dankon, Tondrobirdo! Kia elstare dorlotinda birdo! :todoroki_amema: :inami_adoras:

(Nu, verŝajne neniu jam tradukis Tondrobirdon :flago_esperanto:’en. Kia manko! Sed tio flankas.)

#lang_eo #retpoŝto #thunderbird #tondrobirdo #lignukso #maildir #getmail

Haaa, kia malkovro! Kia ĝojo! :gutkato_guuu: :taneŝima_ĝojas:

Verŝajne, oni povas elŝuti retpoŝton en la formo dosieruja maildir per :thunderbird:!

Simple agordu vian konton tiel, rulu thunderbird kun la --headless parametro, kaj pacu! :gutkato_dikfingro_supren:

Kutime mi uzus la belbrile amatan feprogramon getmail, sed ne povas uzi tiun kun specifa Mikrosofta poŝtkonto. La Mikrosofta poŝtkonto malpermesas simplan IMAP’on, postultante anstataŭe OAuth’an salutadon. Tio ĝenerale ne problemus — getmail kaj aliaj programoj subtenas tion jam bone. Oni simple devas registri API-ŝlosilon ĉe Mikrosofta administra retejo por la kliento. Seeed…

… la organizaĵo kiu provizas tiun poŝtkonton al mi malpermesas tion. Do getmail neeblis, kaj ĝis nun mi suferis pro la nekapablo elŝuti poŝton…

Sed! Ĉar Tondrobirdo :thunderbird: havas sian propran API-ŝlosilon oficialan, kaj subtenas eligon al maildir, mi povas vivi plu pace kaj trankvile. :gutkato_teo:

Altan dankon, Tondrobirdo! Kia elstare dorlotinda birdo! :todoroki_amema: :inami_adoras:

(Nu, verŝajne neniu jam tradukis Tondrobirdon :flago_esperanto:’en. Kia manko! Sed tio flankas.)

#lang_eo #retpoŝto #thunderbird #tondrobirdo #lignukso #maildir #getmail

Haaa, kia malkovro! Kia ĝojo! :gutkato_guuu: :taneŝima_ĝojas:

Verŝajne, oni povas elŝuti retpoŝton en la formo dosieruja maildir per :thunderbird:!

Simple agordu vian konton tiel, rulu thunderbird kun la --headless parametro, kaj pacu! :gutkato_dikfingro_supren:

Kutime mi uzus la belbrile amatan feprogramon getmail, sed ne povas uzi tiun kun specifa Mikrosofta poŝtkonto. La Mikrosofta poŝtkonto malpermesas simplan IMAP’on, postultante anstataŭe OAuth’an salutadon. Tio ĝenerale ne problemus — getmail kaj aliaj programoj subtenas tion jam bone. Oni simple devas registri API-ŝlosilon ĉe Mikrosofta administra retejo por la kliento. Seeed…

… la organizaĵo kiu provizas tiun poŝtkonton al mi malpermesas tion. Do getmail neeblis, kaj ĝis nun mi suferis pro la nekapablo elŝuti poŝton…

Sed! Ĉar Tondrobirdo :thunderbird: havas sian propran API-ŝlosilon oficialan, kaj subtenas eligon al maildir, mi povas vivi plu pace kaj trankvile. :gutkato_teo:

Altan dankon, Tondrobirdo! Kia elstare dorlotinda birdo! :todoroki_amema: :inami_adoras:

(Nu, verŝajne neniu jam tradukis Tondrobirdon :flago_esperanto:’en. Kia manko! Sed tio flankas.)

#lang_eo #retpoŝto #thunderbird #tondrobirdo #lignukso #maildir #getmail