Re: [MlMt] Export/Import/Sync Mailbox Conditions/Rules, etc.?

[Robert M. Münch]

On 4 Jan 2017, at 1:02, Jim McCarty wrote:

> I have a home computer and a work computer where I use MailMate and now that 
> I'm getting more into the awesome customization I can do, I find myself 
> taking work I do on one computer (setting up smart mailboxes, tweaking rules 
> and conditions, etc.) and needing to duplicate that on the other computer so 
> I have a "unified" email experience.
>
> Is there a way to move these configurations from one computer to the other? I 
> don't mind doing some manual work like grabbing an xml file, making manual 
> changes to tweak an already established file, or what have you.

Hi, not that I have a solution for you but I just want to "vote" for such an 
option too. I use a desktop and a laptop and would like to have both setup the 
same way. One idea might be to do a sym-link for the MM files / directories 
which goes to a drop-box folder.

However, best if MM would allow to specify where prefs are stored and handles 
updates to it dynamically while running.

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Re: [MlMt] Export/Import/Sync Mailbox Conditions/Rules, etc.?

[Jim McCarty]

Hi all,

Did a little poking around and found the Mailboxes.plist file in the 
Application Support folder. Taking a look at the format, it appears I 
can take any filter/action sets and transfer them to the other computer 
(though I hope I can transfer the data I need outside of any UUID, 
keeping those straight would be a nightmare). I'll see if I can set 
aside some time to investigate right if I don't hear anything from you 
all.


While looking at the [Mailboxes.plist](http://i.imgur.com/7cnz4XJ.png) 
file, I noticed the actions for the first rule attached to All Messages 
did not have the same parameters the other rules had 
([disc.png](http://i.imgur.com/Ul2cLZD.png) and 
[paleo.png](http://i.imgur.com/tQKWJxd.png) -- I also verified the same 
on my other computer). I *have* noticed some messages that should have 
been caught with the first rule showing up in my Inbox, not Archived. I 
haven't really tried to figure out that problem, maybe this is a likely 
cause? I tried adding/removing other actions and viewing the resulting 
changes in the plist and it looks like the moveMessage type in the first 
rule loses the mailbox specifier.


Anyway, would love to hear if anyone else has dabbled in this area?

Thanks, Jim

On 3 Jan 2017, at 16:02, Jim McCarty wrote:


Hi All,

I have a home computer and a work computer where I use MailMate and 
now that I'm getting more into the awesome customization I can do, I 
find myself taking work I do on one computer (setting up smart 
mailboxes, tweaking rules and conditions, etc.) and needing to 
duplicate that on the other computer so I have a "unified" email 
experience.


Is there a way to move these configurations from one computer to the 
other? I don't mind doing some manual work like grabbing an xml file, 
making manual changes to tweak an already established file, or what 
have you.


Thanks, Jim
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[MlMt] Export/Import/Sync Mailbox Conditions/Rules, etc.?

[Jim McCarty]

Hi All,

I have a home computer and a work computer where I use MailMate and now 
that I'm getting more into the awesome customization I can do, I find 
myself taking work I do on one computer (setting up smart mailboxes, 
tweaking rules and conditions, etc.) and needing to duplicate that on 
the other computer so I have a "unified" email experience.


Is there a way to move these configurations from one computer to the 
other? I don't mind doing some manual work like grabbing an xml file, 
making manual changes to tweak an already established file, or what have 
you.


Thanks, Jim
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Re: [MlMt] PGP Usage & Untrusted Keys

[David Ledger]

On 3 Jan 2017, at 15:59, Robert M. Münch wrote:


On 3 Jan 2017, at 15:45, David Ledger wrote:

If you signed and trusted the key yourself then that trust only 
applies to you, no-one else can have that trust. The message may be 
reflecting its ‘trustability’ by others.


Hi, the GPG Keychain shows it as fully trusted (which makes sense for 
my context) and would show it "untrusted" for others. Since I expect 
the same "check approach" it should yield "trusted" to MM as well.



It also gives a heads-up as to why opening a list message from you 
makes MailMate become unresponsive for a full two minutes, eventually 
giving the error:

Unable to verify signature for OpenPGP message.
No public key could be found for verifying the message signature.


Thanks, for the pointer. I just switched key-server and published my 
pubic-key. You can see it here:


http://pgp.zdv.uni-mainz.de:11371/pks/lookup?op=vindex=robert.muench%40saphirion.com=on


with a ‘Show Details’ button. Clicking that gives
NEWSIG
ERRSIG E12C4810802DFEF0 1 10 01 1483446639 9
NO_PUBKEY E12C4810802DFEF0
after another two minutes, for the message I’m replying to.


Which indicates a time-out. Can you please re-try? The new key upload 
should already have spread to all the different key-servers.




I’m using GPG rather than OpenPGP if that matters.


Me too.

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I still get the same two minutes wait and the Details:
NEWSIG
ERRSIG E12C4810802DFEF0 1 10 01 1483459149 9
NO_PUBKEY E12C4810802DFEF0
although I can see your key at the site. Maybe I’m missing some key 
configuration.


David

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Re: [MlMt] PGP Usage & Untrusted Keys

[Robert M. Münch]

On 3 Jan 2017, at 15:45, David Ledger wrote:

> If you signed and trusted the key yourself then that trust only applies to 
> you, no-one else can have that trust. The message may be reflecting its 
> ‘trustability’ by others.

Hi, the GPG Keychain shows it as fully trusted (which makes sense for my 
context) and would show it "untrusted" for others. Since I expect the same 
"check approach" it should yield "trusted" to MM as well.


> It also gives a heads-up as to why opening a list message from you makes 
> MailMate become unresponsive for a full two minutes, eventually giving the 
> error:
>   Unable to verify signature for OpenPGP message.
>   No public key could be found for verifying the message signature.

Thanks, for the pointer. I just switched key-server and published my pubic-key. 
You can see it here:

http://pgp.zdv.uni-mainz.de:11371/pks/lookup?op=vindex=robert.muench%40saphirion.com=on

> with a ‘Show Details’ button. Clicking that gives
>   NEWSIG
>   ERRSIG E12C4810802DFEF0 1 10 01 1483446639 9
>   NO_PUBKEY E12C4810802DFEF0
> after another two minutes, for the message I’m replying to.

Which indicates a time-out. Can you please re-try? The new key upload should 
already have spread to all the different key-servers.


> I’m using GPG rather than OpenPGP if that matters.

Me too.

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Re: [MlMt] PGP Usage & Untrusted Keys

[David Ledger]

On 3 Jan 2017, at 12:30, Robert M. Münch wrote:

Hi, I'm using PGP and I get the following message when sending an 
encrypted email in a dialog with a "Trust Once" button:


USERID_HINT E12C4810802DFEF0 Robert M. Münch 


NEED_PASSPHRASE E12C4810802DFEF0 7553390AF5349968 1 0
GOOD_PASSPHRASE
INV_RECP 10 
FAILURE sign-encrypt 53

Looks like this is a log output. I'm wondering about the "INV_RECP 10" 
which means that the key is not trusted. But I signed and trusted the 
key (locally), so it should be trusted.


So, using "Trust Once" it seems the mail is send encrypted. But next 
time, the dialog comes back. I haven't seen any option to either 
"Trust this key" or a way to tell MM to send emails to untrusted keys 
as well.


Anything I'm missing?

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http://www.saphirion.com
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If you signed and trusted the key yourself then that trust only applies 
to you, no-one else can have that trust. The message may be reflecting 
its ‘trustability’ by others.


It also gives a heads-up as to why opening a list message from you makes 
MailMate become unresponsive for a full two minutes, eventually giving 
the error:

Unable to verify signature for OpenPGP message.
No public key could be found for verifying the message signature.
with a ‘Show Details’ button. Clicking that gives
NEWSIG
ERRSIG E12C4810802DFEF0 1 10 01 1483446639 9
NO_PUBKEY E12C4810802DFEF0
after another two minutes, for the message I’m replying to.

I’m using GPG rather than OpenPGP if that matters.
MailMate 1.9.6 (5319), OSX 10.11.6

David

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[MlMt] PGP Usage & Untrusted Keys

[Robert M. Münch]

Hi, I'm using PGP and I get the following message when sending an encrypted 
email in a dialog with a "Trust Once" button:

USERID_HINT E12C4810802DFEF0 Robert M. Münch 
NEED_PASSPHRASE E12C4810802DFEF0 7553390AF5349968 1 0
GOOD_PASSPHRASE
INV_RECP 10 
FAILURE sign-encrypt 53

Looks like this is a log output. I'm wondering about the "INV_RECP 10" which 
means that the key is not trusted. But I signed and trusted the key (locally), 
so it should be trusted.

So, using "Trust Once" it seems the mail is send encrypted. But next time, the 
dialog comes back. I haven't seen any option to either "Trust this key" or a 
way to tell MM to send emails to untrusted keys as well.

Anything I'm missing?

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M: +41 79 65 11 49 6

Saphirion AG
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http://www.saphirion.com
http://www.nlpp.ch


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