Pine with Gmail : Pine
This is a discussion on Pine with Gmail within the Pine forums in Other Technologies category; If you're using GMAIL and would like to access it with Pine, here be the instructions: First enable IMAP on your Google account!!! -Log into Google and click "settings", -Click "Forwarding and POP/IMAP" -Under IMAP Access click "Enable IMAP" Your .pinerc needs to be "something" like this: user-id=your.username at gmail.com user-domain=gmail.com smtp-server=smtp.gmail.com:587/tls/user=your.username at gmail.com (all on one line) inbox-path={imap.gmail.com:993/ssl/novalidate-cert/user=your.username at gmail.com}INBOX (all on one line) incoming-folders=your.username at gmail.com {imap.gmail.com:993/ novalidate-cert/ssl/user=your.username at gmail.com} (you probably have to check "enable-incoming-folders" in your Pine Setup, Config as well) (all on one line) folder-collections="your.username at gmail.com" {imap.gmail.com:993/ ssl/user=your.username at gmail.com}[] ********************************* if you want ...
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| the instructions: First enable IMAP on your Google account!!! -Log into Google and click "settings", -Click "Forwarding and POP/IMAP" -Under IMAP Access click "Enable IMAP" Your .pinerc needs to be "something" like this: user-id=your.username at gmail.com user-domain=gmail.com smtp-server=smtp.gmail.com:587/tls/user=your.username at gmail.com (all on one line) inbox-path={imap.gmail.com:993/ssl/novalidate-cert/user=your.username at gmail.com}INBOX (all on one line) incoming-folders=your.username at gmail.com {imap.gmail.com:993/ novalidate-cert/ssl/user=your.username at gmail.com} (you probably have to check "enable-incoming-folders" in your Pine Setup, Config as well) (all on one line) folder-collections="your.username at gmail.com" {imap.gmail.com:993/ ssl/user=your.username at gmail.com}[] ********************************* if you want to set up pine to use multiple IMAP accounts, then read this stuff and take a gander for yourself. let me know what works! http://www.ii.com/internet/messaging...sps/#setupPine cheerio! |
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| On Sat, 5 Jan 2008, virtualmyles2 wrote: > > if you want to set up pine to use multiple IMAP accounts, then read > this stuff and take a gander for yourself. let me know what works! > > http://www.ii.com/internet/messaging...sps/#setupPine Thanks! A few days ago I did a search on this with "site:ii.com" and found what I needed. Alpine works quite well with GMail IMAP, I've been happy with it. I added this so when I save a message it automatically picks the right folder to dump into my All Mail default-saved-msg-folder={imap.gmail.com/ssl/novalidate-cert/user=addy@gmail.com}[Gmail]/All I do have a question. I pointed my postponed-folder to my Drafts folder on my GMail account. The problem is since that folder always exists, Alpine thinks I have postponed mail. I chose "Y" to compose a saved message and it, of course, couldn't find any then tried to delete Drafts which it couldn't. Right now this is only a minor annoyance and I do prefer my postponed messages be kept in my GMail. Has anyone come across a better way to do this? I'm using Alpine 0.9999 on Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger). John -- John Mayson <john@mayson.us> Austin, Texas, USA |
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| the emails that you send to yourself don't seem to get downloaded at all. |

