> https://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/gmail/feed/atom > > In your browser or with wget, it will display the content of your > Inbox as an XML feed. > > Worth a try using a throw-away account, not sure how secure having > your password as plain text is?
I'll have to play with this. Sounds like it might just work out of the box, although, would probably still need to be mangled into an RSS format. As for password being plaintext, it would only be plaintext on the local machine, in that url format, you're basically just supplying the auth credentials so no prompt/login screen is required. It would still go over the net securely. > No they don't but the plugin could do just that. POP the server > collect mail, then convert it to an RSS feed located at 127.0.0.1/mail > or something. Good idea. Well if it goes as far as becoming a plugin, I'd say there's no reason to even mess with RSS. Heck, fetchmail could retrieve accounts to a local account, and then would just need a flat file email reader plugin. Sounds so easy... I need to learn how to make myth plugins :) -Kenneth
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