* Julius Hamilton [2021-07-07 22:57]:
> Unfortunately, I have been trying to get going with some simple tools like
> grepmail and mail and I can't find an answer to a simple question I
> have.
I recommend that you re-phrase the simple question.
How I have understood, you wish to see if there
* Jon LaBadie [2021-07-08 08:37]:
> > Could anyone provide me with some simple steps to download my Gmail inbox
> > to my filesystem as a mailbox, so that I could grepmail through it? I did
> > read that the mailbox could be saved to var/mail or just $HOME. In either
> > case I think grepmail can
On Wed, Jul 07, 2021 at 09:56:10PM +0200, Julius Hamilton wrote:
Unfortunately, I have been trying to get going with some simple tools like
grepmail and mail and I can't find an answer to a simple question I have.
How are these tools configured? It seems like grepmail looks in mailbox
* Julius Hamilton [2021-07-07 22:57]:
> Could anyone provide me with some simple steps to download my Gmail inbox
> to my filesystem as a mailbox, so that I could grepmail through it? I did
> read that the mailbox could be saved to var/mail or just $HOME. In either
> case I think grepmail can
> I would like to retrieve the contents of my inbox - the emails'
> metadata, sender, subject, date - to stdout, rather than by opening
> an application. Can Mutt dump the inbox page? Does it have any way
> to return to stdout information about the inbox? Or should I use a
> different tool for
12021/04/27 06:64.00 ನಲ್ಲಿ, Julius Hamilton ಬರೆದರು:
> Unfortunately, I have been trying to get going with some simple tools like
> grepmail and mail and I can't find an answer to a simple question I have.
>
> How are these tools configured? It seems like grepmail looks in mailbox
> directories
Unfortunately, I have been trying to get going with some simple tools like
grepmail and mail and I can't find an answer to a simple question I have.
How are these tools configured? It seems like grepmail looks in mailbox
directories already saved in your filesystem, instead of there being some
* Julius Hamilton [2021-07-07 20:27]:
> Thanks.
> There is a lot of good stuff here to look into.
> I think I will try with grepmail first.
> I was wondering what the simplest way to send an email might be - the
> mentioned "mail" unix utility, perhaps?
Mutt is the way.
Use whatever you have
Thanks.
There is a lot of good stuff here to look into.
I think I will try with grepmail first.
I was wondering what the simplest way to send an email might be - the
mentioned "mail" unix utility, perhaps?
Thanks very much,
Julius
On Tue, Jul 6, 2021, 19:33 Jon LaBadie wrote:
> On Tue, Jul
On Wednesday, 07 July at 08:38, Jean Louis wrote:
>
> > The context is that I just would like to send emails and check for
> > responses in a more precise and quick way than opening my inbox. I would
> > like to have commands at my disposal when I am working on something to just
> > send an email
> The context is that I just would like to send emails and check for
> responses in a more precise and quick way than opening my inbox. I would
> like to have commands at my disposal when I am working on something to just
> send an email directly and later check for responses to that email, or
>
On 06Jul2021 18:19, Julius Hamilton wrote:
>Thanks very much.
>I am now looking into using a Python IMAP library.
Note that imaplib from the Python standard library is only a low level
wrapper for the protocol, not a fulling fledged "remote IMAP mailbox"
tool (which you might expect to trweat
On Tue, Jul 06, 2021 at 06:19:54PM +0200, Julius Hamilton wrote:
Thanks very much.
I am now looking into using a Python IMAP library.
However, I think there must be a way to just dump the contents of a Mutt
page, and that could be an easier short-term solution.
You mentioned there being a
Thanks very much.
I am now looking into using a Python IMAP library.
However, I think there must be a way to just dump the contents of a Mutt
page, and that could be an easier short-term solution.
You mentioned there being a print function.
Could you provide an example of using that to print the
On 05Jul2021 19:19, Julius Hamilton wrote:
>I would like to retrieve the contents of my inbox - the emails'
>metadata,
>sender, subject, date - to stdout, rather than by opening an application.
>Can Mutt dump the inbox page? Does it have any way to return to stdout
>information about the inbox?
Hey,
I would like to retrieve the contents of my inbox - the emails' metadata,
sender, subject, date - to stdout, rather than by opening an application.
Can Mutt dump the inbox page? Does it have any way to return to stdout
information about the inbox? Or should I use a different tool for this?
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