Re: gotmail oddity

Okay, I checked the http://gotmail.sf.net page and found out gotmail is no longer supported and Microsoft changing their login page broke the package. So this is now a broken package and probably rightly in the orphan category too. Thanks much for assistance and interest provided. On Wed,

Re: gotmail oddity

How would information like this be put into a .gotmailrc configuration file? The hotmail account I have is on msn.com and I know of a way to include port information like domain=msn.com:995 but I don't know that that will even work because it's documented nowhere in debian's gotmail package di

Re: gotmail oddity

hotmail allows pop3 access now. > *POP server:* pop3.live.com (Port 995) > *POP SSL required?* Yes > *User name:* Your Windows Live ID, > for example yourname@ > hotmail .com > *Password:* The password you usually use to

Re: gotmail oddity

On Sat, Jul 11, 2009 at 02:31:35AM -0400, Jude DaShiell wrote: > I put together a .gotmailrc file as documented in the gotmail man page > and ran gotmail. The message I got back was no action specified on form > page. What would be doing that? So far as I can tell, there is a connect > that do

gotmail oddity

I put together a .gotmailrc file as documented in the gotmail man page and ran gotmail. The message I got back was no action specified on form page. What would be doing that? So far as I can tell, there is a connect that does happen before this message comes up too. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, emai