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On Tuesday, June 9 at 06:51 PM, quoth Christoph Ludwig:
> I am in a similar situation as Chris: I need to monitor several IMAP
> mailboxes, some of them on Exchange server. I'd therefore need to
> provide a list of imaps-URLs to the mailboxes command. So far the
> manual is clear.
>
> However, I have somewhat "strange" usernames. For instance, on one server in
> the Windows domain "COMPANY" I have an account "christoph" that's associated
> with the mailbox "christoph.ludwig". Exchange expects me therefore to log on
> with the IMAP username "COMPANY/christoph/christoph.ludwig".
>
> Due to the '/', I cannot put the username into the imaps-URL.
Have you tested that, or are you assuming that? I'm asking because I
*think* mutt takes everything up to either a semicolon or the last @
symbol as the username. For example, I put my username in as
u...@memoryhole.net@imap.memoryhole.net without trouble. Granted, my
username doesn't have slashes in it, but I don't see why the slashes
would cause trouble (other than maybe general slash and period bugs).
> That's no problem as long as I want to check only one IMAP server
> with such a username as I then simply set imap_user accordingly and
> state the "simple" usernames explicitly as part of the imaps-URL on
> the remaining accounts. It is not obvious (to me), though, how to
> deal with several IMAP accounts that have such usernames.
Well, the other way to do it with mutt is to use account-hooks. For
example:
account-hook imap://exchange.server 'set
imap_user=COMPANY/christoph/christoph.ludwig'
mailboxes imap://exchange.server/INBOX imap://exchange.server/from_boss
For details, check out the manual's description of "account-hook"
(keep in mind that account-hooks trigger at unexpected times, so you
don't want to do anything in them that doesn't have to do with
contacting that account).
~Kyle
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