Re: [MlMt] Configuring MailMate with multiple Gmail accounts

2018-02-04 Thread Benny Kjær Nielsen

On 4 Feb 2018, at 0:01, Topher Buck wrote:

2.	In MM Account Settings for B, remove the IMAP Server 
information/credentials and leave the SMTP Server credentials. (I 
haven’t tried this so am not sure it would even work.)


This might actually work, but note that you cannot prevent Google from 
saving a copy of sent messages in account B while MailMate would save 
them in account A (if the email address is provided for Email 
Address(es) of account A).


You should check [this 
setting](https://manual.mailmate-app.com/hidden_preferences#alternative-smtp-server) 
although I don't think it'll do exactly what you need it to do. You'll 
probably have to manually switch SMTP when switching between sending 
from the two email addresses.


My hunch is that option 1 is the way to go. I’ll add that I tried 
implementing option 1 several times, and MailMate crashed every time 
when I clicked the **Apply** button in the IMAP Account Settings 
dialog.


Could you send me some step-by-step instructions to reproduce this (off 
list) and a crash report. Then I'll see if I can reproduce/fix it.


Thanks in advance!

--
Benny
https://freron.com/become_a_mailmate_patron/
___
mailmate mailing list
mailmate@lists.freron.com
https://lists.freron.com/listinfo/mailmate


Re: [MlMt] Configuring MailMate with multiple Gmail accounts

2018-02-04 Thread Tony Crockford

On 3 Feb 2018, at 23:01, Topher Buck wrote:

My question is, what’s the best way to achieve this? I see two 
options (though there may be more).


Can't you just set account B's email address as an additional address on 
account B and choose to send from it when necessary?


From: https://manual.mailmate-app.com/account_setup

Email Address(es)
A comma-separated list of email addresses used for the account. Note 
that you should only add the addresses which you often use for new 
messages. These addresses are shown in a popup in the composer window, 
but the popup also allows you to customize the address. When replying to 
a message, MailMate automatically tries to use the email address for 
which the original message was sent. This does not require the address 
to be explicitly declared in the settings, but it does require an 
“Address Pattern” as described below.


If needed, an alternative name can be assigned to each address. Here is 
an example: “addre...@example.com, Other Name 
”. The first address would be paired with the 
full name specified for the account, but the other address would be 
paired with the explicitly given alternative name: “Other Name”.



Kind regards
Tony
___
mailmate mailing list
mailmate@lists.freron.com
https://lists.freron.com/listinfo/mailmate


Re: [MlMt] Configuring MailMate with multiple Gmail accounts

2018-02-03 Thread David Green

On 3 Feb 2018, at 17:01, Topher Buck wrote:

I have two Gmail accounts (call them A and B). B is set to forward all 
mail to A. Most of the time, I reply to all incoming messages using 
account A. However, I occasionally want to be able to reply to a 
message sent to B using the B account (*from* address), so I need to 
have MailMate connected to B, as well as A. But I don’t want to see 
B messages in my MM inbox or other incoming mail folders, since doing 
so means that I’m seeing duplicate messages (the original copy in 
account B and the forwarded copy in the account A inbox).


My question is, what’s the best way to achieve this? I see two 
options (though there may be more).


I think you can

1. Configure Google to allow Send As for your B account.
2. Add B Account's e-mail address as an alias in A account in MailMate 
but doing a...@gmail.com, b...@gmail.com in the Email Address(es) field for 
the account.


Dave___
mailmate mailing list
mailmate@lists.freron.com
https://lists.freron.com/listinfo/mailmate


[MlMt] Configuring MailMate with multiple Gmail accounts

2018-02-03 Thread Topher Buck

Benny et al.,

I have two Gmail accounts (call them A and B). B is set to forward all 
mail to A. Most of the time, I reply to all incoming messages using 
account A. However, I occasionally want to be able to reply to a message 
sent to B using the B account (*from* address), so I need to have 
MailMate connected to B, as well as A. But I don’t want to see B 
messages in my MM inbox or other incoming mail folders, since doing so 
means that I’m seeing duplicate messages (the original copy in account 
B and the forwarded copy in the account A inbox).


My question is, what’s the best way to achieve this? I see two options 
(though there may be more).


1. In MM, edit subscriptions for B to remove (uncheck) **All Mail** and 
**INBOX** (optionally leaving **Drafts**, **Sent Mail**, **Spam**, and 
**Trash** checked)
2.	In MM Account Settings for B, remove the IMAP Server 
information/credentials and leave the SMTP Server credentials. (I 
haven’t tried this so am not sure it would even work.)


My hunch is that option 1 is the way to go. I’ll add that I tried 
implementing option 1 several times, and MailMate crashed every time 
when I clicked the **Apply** button in the IMAP Account Settings dialog. 
I eventually discovered that I could unsubscribe from **INBOX** without 
causing a crash but not **All Mail**. I finally got it to work (I think) 
by opening the **Edit Subscriptions…** dialog and unchecking **All 
Mail**, clicking **OK**, and then taking MailMate offline (i.e., 
disconnecting my ethernet cable) before clicking the **Apply** button in 
the IMAP Account Settings dialog. I think I then quit MM before 
reconnecting the ethernet cable, restarting MM, and syncing my accounts. 
This time, MM didn’t crash, and both **INBOX** and **All Mail** are 
still unsubscribed.


Thank you,

/topher
___
mailmate mailing list
mailmate@lists.freron.com
https://lists.freron.com/listinfo/mailmate