Re: Two-phase authentification?
Mutt wiki being http://dev.mutt.org/trac/wiki/MuttWiki? Also, does anyone have a sense of how secure/insecure aes-256 is? My limited understanding is it is pretty secure, but I am not a security guy or anything. -ben On Wed, Feb 18, 2015 at 03:28:12PM -0600, David Champion wrote: * On 18 Feb 2015, Ben Gold wrote: To encrypt the password I entered this on the commandline (OS X): openssl aes-256-cbc -salt -out pw.txt -in cleartext.txt (openssl then prompts your for an encryption password) and in my muttrc file I wrote: set imap_pass = `openssl aes-256-cbc -salt -d -in ~/.mutt/pw.txt` set smtp_pass = $imap_pass Nice! If you have time to add this somewhere in the Mutt wiki, it looks like a good approach. -- David Champion • d...@bikeshed.us
mutt and archivemail
Hi. I use archivemail which produces, for instance, inbox_archive.gz. When issuing the command mutt -f inbox_archive.gz I have an error message because it is not a mailbox. Previously, before my migration from debian to slackware, this worked fine ; I can't find what to configure so that it works. Maybe it's not a mutt problem but... Thanks for any help. -- Ph. Delavalade
Re: mutt and archivemail
Hi Philippe! On Do, 19 Feb 2015, Philippe Delavalade wrote: > Hi. > > I use archivemail which produces, for instance, inbox_archive.gz. > > When issuing the command > > mutt -f inbox_archive.gz > > I have an error message because it is not a mailbox. > > Previously, before my migration from debian to slackware, this worked > fine ; I can't find what to configure so that it works. Maybe it's not a > mutt problem but... Debians mutt includes several patches. For this feature you need the compressed-folder patch https://sources.debian.net/src/mutt/1.5.23-3/debian/patches/features/compressed-folders.patch/ http://www.spinnaker.de/mutt/compressed/ regards, Christian -- Life is like an onion: you peel off layer after layer and then you find there is nothing in it. -- James Huneker
Re: mutt and archivemail
* On 19 feb 2015, Philippe Delavalade wrote: > Hi. > > I use archivemail which produces, for instance, inbox_archive.gz. > > When issuing the command > > mutt -f inbox_archive.gz > > I have an error message because it is not a mailbox. > > Previously, before my migration from debian to slackware, this worked > fine ; I can't find what to configure so that it works. Maybe it's not a > mutt problem but... > Hi, Debian uses a patch http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian/pool/main/m/mutt/mutt_1.5.21-6.2+deb7u3.diff.gz that includes non-official support for compressed folders (starting at line "debian/patches/features/compressed-folders" in referenced diff above). Slackware does not include that patch, so no support for compressed folders. You would need to include the patch and compile yourself in Slackware. -- J
Re: mutt and archivemail
Many thanks for the answers from JaviMicro and Christian. I won't recompile mutt with the patches ; I fear it will be a problem for the distribution ; I don't know it enough :-( Maybe I'll propose it on the slackware mailing list for the next release. The easiest way for me seems to uncompress the archive when necessary. -- Ph. Delavalade
