Hi,
I'm playing around with s-nail v14.7.2 (on Arch Linux), and noticed that my old
configuration does not work correctly anymore. It seems that there's a bug in
the handling of '@' in usernames.
More specifically, I have a Gmail account defined as:
account gmail {
set folder="imaps://grawity%[email protected]"
# etc.
}
set password-grawity%[email protected]="whatever"
This used to work in the past (maybe two years ago), but now it ignores the
password-* variable and asks for a password interactively. However, if I change
the setting to `set [email protected]@imap.gmail.com="..."`, it works
again. In other words, $folder *requires* the '@' to be percent-encoded, but
$password requires the *opposite*.
It seems that this was broken by 1a7dff48c85c..9c9e6cd18f7c (the new generic
credential layer code). Doesn't seem to be an intentional change?
Mantas MikulÄnas <[email protected]>
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