Hello Predrag.
Predrag Punosevac wrote in <20191229225900.teyf_q4kf%[email protected]>:
|I apologize for a direct email. I am not sure new mailing list will
|allow me to post.
Sure it does, you were subscribed from begin on unless i am
mistaken. :)
|I kept my own v14.8.12 copy of nail after few things got broken on
|OpenBSD. I didn't notice that you adopted OpenBSD port and updated it
|to 14.9 branch until today. Old port was behind the version I was using.
Well, i tried it often behind the scenes, and i am very lucky that
Stuart Henderson is the one who now accepts my patches.
|I just installed v14.9.15 but my configuration files seems to be broken.
Without v15-compat set?? Really? Maybe i will try this out
tomorrow to find out about it, then.
|I skim through documentation and I see that at least my smtp options are
|no longer correct. Could somebody help me fix my .nailrc file so that I
|can jump on the latest code.
|
|This is what I have now
I would strongly urge you to do
set v15-compat=yes
as that will be default from v14.10 on, and many things base upon
that. And forget about anything else, as it will vanish.
|account gmail {
| set folder=imaps://[email protected]
| set imap-use-starttls
Unused if all you use is imaps://.
set user=ppunosevac \
folder=imaps://imap.gmail.com
| set [email protected]="Secret"
set password="Secret"
Is local to "account gmail" and applies to all protocols.
| set record=+[Gmail]/Sent\ Mail MBOX=+mbox outfolder
In general you should note that we head towards shell-style
argument quoting. Should work here though.
| set smtp="smtp.gmail.com:587"
| set from="Predrag Punosevac <[email protected]>"
| set smtp-use-starttls
| set smtp-auth="login"
| set smtp-auth-user=punosevac
| set smtp-auth-password="Secret"
We want mta now, with v15-compat even more than ever.
set from="Predrag Punosevac <[email protected]>" \
mta=smtps://smtp.gmail.com:465 \
smtp-auth=plain
Password and user from above. Unfortunately all the new SMTP
automatization no earlier but v14.10, so you still have to set
smtp-auth here.
|# IMAP SHORTCUTS SECTION for standard Gmail folders
| shortcut allmail +[Gmail]/All\ Mail
| shortcut sent +[Gmail]/Sent\ Mail
| shortcut spam +[Gmail]/Spam
| shortcut trash +[Gmail]/Trash
You could optimize by calling shortcut only once
shortcut allmail '+[Gmail]/All Mail' \
sent '+[Gmail]/Sent Mail' \
spam '+[Gmail]/Spam' \
trash '+[Gmail]/Trash'
|}
|# Binary options
|set askattach
|set askcc
|set autocollapse
|set autothread
|set emptystart
|set junkdb=~/.junkdb
We do not have junk anymore. Instead we offer hooks for external
programs, where the database can be used by multiple programs.
I use bogofilter for several years, it works just fine.
|# set ssl-v2-allow
|# set v15-compat
|# set tls-verify=strict
|
|# String Options
|set imap-keepalive=240
|set imap-list-depth=5
|
|# Reading HTML mail
|set pipe-text/html="lynx -dump -force_html -stdin"
|
|# Address Book
|alias test [email protected]
Ok i have not verified it works, my own accounts are all using the
syntax of v14.10 already, but despite this i do not see why the
above should not work. I mean, i would outsource my credentials,
i have them in an encrypted .netrc-style file, for example.
It seems Gmail will not allow the above plain authentication
starting in Summer next year, or so. Then OAUTHBEARER / XOAUTH2
has to be used instead. v14.9.15 can, .16 offers more hints of
refreshing the authentication token without external shell
commands, i am thinking about implementing the entire token update
mechanism for v14.10. So the above configuration will again need
tweaks next year.
Hope this helps, i will try out and check whether and why your old
values do not seem to work anymore tomorrow.
Is your TLS configuration up-to-date? Try setting "verbose" and
/ or debug, this often reveals a culprit.
Ciao and good night from Germany, Predrag,
--End of <20191229225900.teyf_q4kf%[email protected]>
--steffen
|
|Der Kragenbaer, The moon bear,
|der holt sich munter he cheerfully and one by one
|einen nach dem anderen runter wa.ks himself off
|(By Robert Gernhardt)
