Ok. I'll finally allow security matter enter the minimal conf if you want
because it's security. You conviced me. ,-)
However, notice that your patch fails at protecting the user in the IMAP/IMAP
case. I can think of two ways to accomplish the purpose:
###### light policy
Encourage the user to look further for security options. Everything must be
comments in the minimal config and must explain the points we discussed here:
* have a sample with the minimal options to get a secured connection;
* tell this is just minimal;
* point to offlineimap.conf.
###### strong policy
A more stricter policy would be to simply set `ssl = yes` the default. This
would **force** the user to check the options related to security.
I let you the choice about how to do that. :-)
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