Hi Jacek, I am using msmtp for this: I keep my passwords in an encrypted file and use a shellscript to decrypt and grep for passwords in combination with msmtp's `passwordeval` option. Have a look at
https://github.com/pazz/configs/blob/master/.msmtprc https://github.com/pazz/scripts/blob/master/getpwd I have a similar setup for offlineimap (configs also on github). All this works quite nicely together with my ssh-agent (gnome-keyring-daemon) which unlocks my gnupg keys upon login. HTH, /p Quoting Jacek Generowicz (2012-04-03 16:29:07) >Hello, > >I'm trying to use notmuch from Emacs. I have a number of SMTP accounts >through which I would need to send mail. Suggested solutions I have >found fall into 3 categories: > >+ Gnus posting styles. (I'd rather stay clear of gnus, at present.) > >+ Writing plaintext passwords in the MSMTP config files. (I'm rather > relutctant to leave plaintext passwords lying around.) > >+ Emacs' own SMTP library. (I don't understand how to get it to deal > with many accounts in a non-gnus based way. It also seems to be > undergoing an interface change in the transition from Emacs 23 to > 24, and it was already confusing enough without that complication.) > >To further complicate matters, I'm looking for a solution which queues >any messages which are sent while the machine is offline. (It seems >that MSMTP and Emacs SMTP library do offer some help in those >respects.) > >Hints gratefully received. > >Thank you. >_______________________________________________ >notmuch mailing list >notmuch@notmuchmail.org >http://notmuchmail.org/mailman/listinfo/notmuch _______________________________________________ notmuch mailing list notmuch@notmuchmail.org http://notmuchmail.org/mailman/listinfo/notmuch