I find increasily difficult and error prone to read/send email via a
browser and would like to either use emacs (preferred, now that it
talks) or the command line.
'Though I managed to send mail to my gmail account by allowing less
secure applications, this is likely not to be a viable solution (i
On 8/13/2019 8:09 PM, loredana wrote:
> I find increasily difficult and error prone to read/send email via a
> browser and would like to either use emacs (preferred, now that it
> talks) or the command line.
>
> 'Though I managed to send mail to my gmail account by allowing less
> secure applicatio
Hello Loredana,
I'd suggest to use mutt that now has built-in IMAP and SMTP support, so
there's no need for an external application to fetch and send mail, and
of course it allows SSL/TLS (the latter recommended).
Additionally, Storm Dragon proposes a script called fleacollar that can
configure
I chose to use GNUS in Emacs. It's quite difficult to manipulate for the
first time, and the documentation is in a mess. But it's usable.
Regards,
Raphaël
loredana writes:
> I find increasily difficult and error prone to read/send email via a
> browser and would like to either use emacs (prefe
Hi Loredana, all,
I deal with mails in full text-mode for years.
I don't use GMail so I can't say anything on that, but for the rest I am
a happy mutt user. I use emacs just to compose the messages, but to deal
with them, including reading them through IMAP or POP I use mutt. The
only disadvantage
You suggested 'fleacollar.sh' so I downloaded it and used chmod to make
it executable. Fleacollar.sh is not like any script I have ever seen and
just making it executable does not make it redallly usable. Has any one
use it and what changes were made to it to make it usable in a Debian
console inst
Hello,
You just need to run it.
Assuming it is in your $PATH just type in a console as regular user:
fleacollar.sh
then press Enter.
But maybe I misunderstood your question?
Best regards
Didier
On 30/08/2019 18:10, dhof...@att.net wrote:
You suggested 'fleacollar.sh' so I downloaded it and
Unfortunately there are two fleacoller scripts.
They should consolidate them, but they aren't going to do that.
This is one,
https://88.198.55.25/AIT/fleacollar/raw/5941be5d1f1a85e5498f0647b659056ff7fa125f/fleacollar.sh
But the other one which is difficult to find is more recent.
Here it is:
T
Howdy,
This is just an mirror for internal backup (in this case also a different
commit). So there is only one script. Use storms master as he is the creator.
> Am 30.08.2019 um 19:29 schrieb D.J.J. Ring, Jr. :
>
> Unfortunately there are two fleacoller scripts.
>
> They should consolidate th
ct: Re: webmail and email from command line
> Resent-Date: Fri, 30 Aug 2019 16:11:02 + (UTC)
> Resent-From: debian-accessibility@lists.debian.org
>
> You suggested 'fleacollar.sh' so I downloaded it and used chmod to make
> it executable. Fleacollar.sh is not like any scri
Thanks David, the second URL you gave brought the file and it even looks
like a script. I'm not sure what I downloaded, it was titled
"fleacollar.sh" but it sure did not ressemble anything like what this
file I just downloaded looked like. I had Mutt set up to receive email
but had not yet set it
Hello,
I am re-posting what follows that didn't reach
the list for some reason since one hour.
I apologize in advance if this results in a
duplicate message.
Didier
Sent again Message
Hello David,
indeed the one to use is (maintained by Storm Dragon):
https://gitlab.com/
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