Someone else will have to speak toward the MH-E side of things, but
speaking in terms of pure nmh ...
>I use nmh with mh-e as front end, and get regularly ics files. When
>getting such a file I would like to do the following:
>
>1 a) Add the event to my google calendar;
> b) Make an update to an
Axel,
Once you find something that works on the command line, I can think of a
couple of ways to access your method with MH-E:
1. Use the `|' (mh-pipe-msg) command to pipe the entire message through
an appropriate command.
https://mh-e.sourceforge.io/manual/mh-e.html#Files-and-Pipes
2.
Axel Jantsch wrote:
> What are the best ways to deal with ics calendar files with nhm and/or
> mh-e ?
> I use nmh with mh-e as front end, and get regularly ics files. When
> getting such a file I would like to do the following:
> 1 a) Add the event to my google calendar;
Wow, have I been away since 2016?
Assuming it's no longer moot, I have a couple of thoughts regarding
grepable mail:
1. I use grep via MH-E probably on a weekly basis to find messages in
non-indexed folders.
2. I also use grep to discover deleted messages more often than I'd like
to
Ken Hornstein wrote:
> Geez, Bill, you HAVE been out of it for a little while, haven't you? :-)
>
> >Dovecot is a server and Maildir is mail storage format. What are you
> >using as a UI?
>
> Paul has mentioned this before, but to fill you in ... I forget which
> MUA he uses (I want to say
Paul Vixie writes:
> folks, it's been a blast. i used MH from 1985 to 2005 exclusively,
> then from 2005 to 2015 in parallel with uw-imapd, and not at all since
> mark crispen's death when i moved to dovecot and Maildir.
Dovecot is a server and Maildir is mail storage format. What are you
using
Geez, Bill, you HAVE been out of it for a little while, haven't you? :-)
>Dovecot is a server and Maildir is mail storage format. What are you
>using as a UI?
Paul has mentioned this before, but to fill you in ... I forget which
MUA he uses (I want to say Thunderbird, maybe?) but the key point
>The new system is Office 365 and all employees are *required* to use
>Lookout on their Windows and Mac systems as an MUA using a badge for
>authentication. Given that, I'm pessimistic there is an open way to
>access NASA email. Linux users currently have a waiver to continue using
>IMAP, but that
Ken Hornstein wrote:
> >The new system is Office 365 and all employees are *required* to use
> >Lookout on their Windows and Mac systems as an MUA using a badge for
> >authentication. Given that, I'm pessimistic there is an open way to
> >access NASA email. Linux users currently have a waiver to
Hi Axel,
> What are the best ways to deal with ics calendar files with nhm and/or
> mh-e ?
I've not used it so I don't know how well it covers your requirements.
$ man -k icalendar
mhical (1) - nmh's manipulator of iCalendar event requests
Its author is on the
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