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nanodano [Check other folders] 		terminal:mutt [2021/05/18 15:40]
nanodano ↷ Page moved and renamed from other:mutt_terminal_email to terminal:mutt
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 # Sending mail with SMTPS # Sending mail with SMTPS
 # TLS is  `smtps://` and port 465 # TLS is  `smtps://` and port 465
-# non-TLS `smtp://`  and port 587+# non-TLS `smtp://`  and port 25 or 587
 set smtp_url = "smtps://nanodano@devdungeon.com@mail.devdungeon.com:465/" set smtp_url = "smtps://nanodano@devdungeon.com@mail.devdungeon.com:465/"
 set smtp_pass = "password" set smtp_pass = "password"
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 # TLS is  `imaps://` with port 993 # TLS is  `imaps://` with port 993
 # non-TLS `imap://`  with port 143 # non-TLS `imap://`  with port 143
 +# Omit password, and it will prompt you
 set imap_user = "nanodano@devdungeon.com" set imap_user = "nanodano@devdungeon.com"
 set imap_pass = "password" set imap_pass = "password"
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 If you want to include a generic rc file within your account specific file, use ''source'' to load the other scripts source. For example: If you want to include a generic rc file within your account specific file, use ''source'' to load the other scripts source. For example:
  
-<code bash>+<code bash .muttrc.account2>
 # ~/.muttrc.account2 # ~/.muttrc.account2
  
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 ### Account specific settings ### ### Account specific settings ###
- 
-# Identity 
 set from = "john.doe@example.com" set from = "john.doe@example.com"
 set realname = "John Doe" set realname = "John Doe"
  
-# Sending mail with SMTPS 
-# TLS is  `smtps://` and port 465 
-# non-TLS `smtp://`  and port 587 
 set smtp_url = "smtps://nanodano@devdungeon.com@mail.devdungeon.com:465/" set smtp_url = "smtps://nanodano@devdungeon.com@mail.devdungeon.com:465/"
 set smtp_pass = "password" set smtp_pass = "password"
- +# Omit password, and it will prompt you
-# Receiving mail with IMAPS +
-# TLS is  `imaps://` with port 993 +
-# non-TLS `imap://`  with port 143+
 set imap_user = "nanodano@devdungeon.com" set imap_user = "nanodano@devdungeon.com"
 set imap_pass = "password" set imap_pass = "password"
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 You can also use the Dialog tool. Refer to the page: [[other:dialog_terminal_tui|Dialog - Terminal Menu Creator]], but here is a simple example: You can also use the Dialog tool. Refer to the page: [[other:dialog_terminal_tui|Dialog - Terminal Menu Creator]], but here is a simple example:
  
-<code bash mutt_menu.sh> +<code bash email.sh> 
-#!/usr/bin/bash+#!/bin/bash
 # Present a list of accounts to choose from # Present a list of accounts to choose from
  
-# apt install dialog+exit_code=0
  
-exec 3>&1    +exec 3>&1
  
-# Generate a menu of accounts +# Go back to the menu after quitting mutt 
-choice=$(dialog --menu "Open mail" 20 40 10 \ +while [ $exit_code -eq 0 ] 
- "~/.muttrc.1" "Account 1" \ +do 
- "~/.muttrc.2" "Account 2" \ +  # Generate a menu of accounts 
- 2>&1 1>&3)+  choice=$(dialog --menu "Open mail" 40 40 40 \ 
 +           "~/.muttrc.1" "Account 1" \ 
 +           "~/.muttrc.2" "Account 2" \ 
 +           2>&1 1>&3) 
 +  exit_code=$? 
 +  if [ $exit_code -eq 0 ] 
 +  then 
 +    mutt -F "$choice" 
 +  fi 
 +done
  
 exec 3>&- exec 3>&-
- 
-mutt -F $(choice) 
 </code> </code>
  
terminal/mutt.txt · Last modified: 2021/05/19 00:24 by nanodano

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