Benny,
Thanks for the clue of looking in the Sources.plist file. This shows
how MailMate sees the imap account in question. Instead of the expected
/ assumed 'imap://first.l...@server.com', what I saw instead was
'imap://first.last%40server@imapserver.server.com'
Once I changed the
On 19 Dec 2013, at 15:37, Steve Mayer wrote:
If I have an account that has a period in the account portion, I'll
get a message from MailMate that it can't find the account (i.e.
firstname.lastn...@mailserver.com).
Could you provide the exact error?
I notice that Jonathan also has an account
Kee,
For the mail account or the representation of the account within
MailMate? This particular account definitely needs the period as trying
to login without it there causes a login failure.
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Steve Mayer
smaye...@me.com
On 19 Dec 2013, at 9:39, Kee Hinckley wrote:
On Dec 19, 2013, a
> On Dec 19, 2013, at 8:37 AM, Steve Mayer wrote:
>
> If I have an account that has a period in the account portion, I'll get a
> message from MailMate that it can't find the account (i.e.
> firstname.lastn...@mailserver.com).
>
Is the dot really required? Most mail servers ignore it in emai
Just to note, I have tried escaping the period in the account portion
(i.e. first\.last) and I've also tried urlencoding the period (i.e.
first%2Elast) to no avail.
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Steve Mayer
smaye...@me.com
On 19 Dec 2013, at 6:37, Steve Mayer wrote:
Benny,
I was playing around with this yesterday aft
Benny,
I was playing around with this yesterday after seeing Jonathan's
message.
I think I may have run across an issue.
If I use the full imap:// format, I can successfully save to an
account that has no period in the account portion of the imap address
(i.e. u...@mailserver.com).
On 19 Dec 2013, at 9:09, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote:
On 19 Dec 2013, at 0:26, Jonathan Clark wrote:
I've picked up this same idea, and am trying to use it with different
keybindings, also with the Gmail keybinding active. Unfortunately
none of the following seem to work as hoped, even after a r
On 19 Dec 2013, at 0:26, Jonathan Clark wrote:
I've picked up this same idea, and am trying to use it with different
keybindings, also with the Gmail keybinding active. Unfortunately none
of the following seem to work as hoped, even after a re-start.
"1" = ( "moveToMailbox:", "_todo"
I've picked up this same idea, and am trying to use it with different
keybindings, also with the Gmail keybinding active. Unfortunately none
of the following seem to work as hoped, even after a re-start.
"1" = ( "moveToMailbox:", "_todo" );
"@1" = ( "moveToMailbox:", "_todo" ); // ie, c
On 18 Dec 2013, at 17:41, Ted Byfield wrote:
Bingo, now it works in the sense of moving the selected mail -- so
thanks for that. :) What I don't get (which isn't really a MM problem)
is the 'Cabinet' bit: rather than moving it to
...map.gmail.com/Cabinet/corr, it moves it to ...map.gmail.com/c
Ted,
I've never created any subfolders within Gmail, so I can't comment on
the behavior there. I actually only use the Inbox. Anything I need to
keep, I archive locally in a MySQL database using MailSteward Pro :)
You are correct on the nested keybindings. I personally don't use
them at
Bingo, now it works in the sense of moving the selected mail -- so
thanks for that. :) What I don't get (which isn't really a MM problem)
is the 'Cabinet' bit: rather than moving it to
...map.gmail.com/Cabinet/corr, it moves it to ...map.gmail.com/corr. I
can live with that, since I never reall
Ted,
Rather than have a nested binding, try just setting your key binding
to "^c".
--
Steve Mayer
smaye...@me.com
On 18 Dec 2013, at 8:06, Ted Byfield wrote:
Hi, all --
I was really pleased to stumble onto Mailmate, and it looks like I'm
coming from a similar place as others on this lis
Hi, all --
I was really pleased to stumble onto Mailmate, and it looks like I'm
coming from a similar place as others on this list: a mutt-lover who
also needs a GUI client. So, first, thanks to Benny for your work.
I'm trying to figure out the 'moveToMailbox' keybinding for an imap
account,
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