Hi Giovanni!
On 26 January 2023 11:19:22 CET, Giovanni Biscuolo wrote:
>Timo Wilken writes:
>> Instead, I ended up "borrowing" Thunderbird's client key and secret,
>> which has worked fine so far.
>
>thanks for sharing this trick!
>
>this adds a big dependency in our software stack, but it
Hi Timo,
Timo Wilken writes:
[...]
> Instead, I ended up "borrowing" Thunderbird's client key and secret,
> which has worked fine so far.
>
> Maybe I'm being a bit paranoid, but I don't want to post the literal
> key here. You can copy it from mailnews/base/src/OAuth2Providers.jsm
> in
Hi,
Giovanni Biscuolo writes:
[...]
> This howto is for getmail 5.6 but AFAIU should also work for getmail6
> (it's mentioned in the official getmail6 documentation [1])
I forgot to mention the howto!
https://www.bytereef.org/howto/oauth2/getmail.html
it contains detailed instructions on
Hi Peter, hi Giovanni,
I had the same problem with having to register an "app" to access my
emails (but with neomutt, not Emacs).
Instead, I ended up "borrowing" Thunderbird's client key and secret,
which has worked fine so far.
Maybe I'm being a bit paranoid, but I don't want to post the
Giovanni Biscuolo writes:
have you solved your problem?
No, I hate to admit that I have given up in frustration.
My work email unfortunately uses office365. I work for a large
nonprofit science foundation. I wish they only used free software,
but some of the enterprise software is
Hello Peter,
have you solved your problem?
I never tested this, but I'll have to do...
Peter Polidoro writes:
> I am trying to setup an oauth2 email account to work with Emacs
> using mbsync (from the isync guix package) and mu4e.
[...]
> What is the proper Guix way of getting mbsync to
November 14, 2022 6:09 PM, "Tobias Geerinckx-Rice" wrote:
> Joshua Branson 写道：
>
>> really really lazy (insecure) way via ~/.authinfo.
>
> I'll keep this tangent short:
>
> ~ λ file .authinfo.gpg
> .authinfo.gpg: data
>
> (There is no step 2.)
hahaha! what up friend? My problem with that
> Man this sounds complicated! haha. I use isync too...but I do the
> really really lazy (insecure) way via ~/.authinfo.
>
> Joshua
I wish I did not have to have such a complicated setup. My work email account
has just stopped allowing basic password authentication, however, so I can no
Peter Polidoro writes:
> I am trying to setup an oauth2 email account to work with Emacs using mbsync
> (from the isync guix package) and mu4e.
>
> I setup oauth2ms to fetch the token and setup mbsync to use oauth2ms for the
> PassCmd and XOAUTH2 for the AuthMechs.
>
> Now when I run mbsync, I
