> ;$PLAN9/bin/upas/smtp -ai 'tcp!128.141.146.215!12345'
> rudolf.syk...@gmail.com rudolf.syk...@cern.ch Segmentation fault
Yesterday, I found time to fix this problem.
It happens when gethostbyname fail to resolve your hostname.
You can apply this patch:
http://codereview.appspot.com/download/i
Hello,
> I obtained the same behavior on Fedora 15. It doesn't happen
> on earlier releases of Fedora, even when using the same
> dynamically linked smtp binary.
>
> Probably you updated something like glibc before rebuilding.
>
> Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
> 0x0035db
> Ok. I wonder how I could forget to rebuilt then, but I did.
> Anyway, after rebuilding I get:
>
> ;$PLAN9/bin/upas/smtp -ai 'tcp!128.141.146.215!12345'
> rudolf.syk...@gmail.com rudolf.syk...@cern.ch Segmentation fault
> ;
I obtained the same behavior on Fedora 15. It doesn't happen
on earlier
On 14 September 2011 14:39, Richard Miller <9f...@hamnavoe.com> wrote:
>> smtp: bad network /net/tcp!bluestar!12345 (tcp!bluestar!12345)
>
> This should have been corrected by the hg update. But update only
> changes the source code - you still have to rebuild the command with
> cd $PLAN9/src/cmd
> smtp: bad network /net/tcp!bluestar!12345 (tcp!bluestar!12345)
This should have been corrected by the hg update. But update only
changes the source code - you still have to rebuild the command with
cd $PLAN9/src/cmd/upas/smtp
mk smtp.install
> so I tried
> $PLAN9/bin/upas/smtp -ai 'tcp!128
> but it does not seem like any email has been sent anywhere...
>
> Btw. I don't quite understand what '9f...@---.com' really stands
> for. Plan9 man page says it should perhaps be a sender, but then, I
> want to send as if from my gmail account; and more, even from gmail
when the man page refers
Hello,
On 31 August 2011 16:22, Richard Miller <9f...@hamnavoe.com> wrote:
> To use the plan9port version of upas/smtp with authenticated connections,
> you need a couple of fixes which I've just submitted. 'hg pull -u' will
> get them.
>
> The plan9port upas/smtp also does not support tls, which
To use the plan9port version of upas/smtp with authenticated connections,
you need a couple of fixes which I've just submitted. 'hg pull -u' will
get them.
The plan9port upas/smtp also does not support tls, which is required
by gmail. The workaround is to run smtp inside a tls tunnel, as shown
bel
Hello,
On 28 August 2011 17:15, erik quanstrom wrote:
>> now when I try (74.125.39.108 should be smtp.gmail.com):
>> cat q | upas/smtp -a -d -h a.com 74.125.39.108 rudolf.syk...@gmail.com
>> rsyk...@cern.ch
>
> i'm confused. are you using plan 9 or p9p?
p9p now
> i would think that a.com is wr
> now when I try (74.125.39.108 should be smtp.gmail.com):
> cat q | upas/smtp -a -d -h a.com 74.125.39.108 rudolf.syk...@gmail.com
> rsyk...@cern.ch
i'm confused. are you using plan 9 or p9p?
i would think that a.com is wrong. you need to use your real domain.
also i think you want the real ta
Hello,
On 11 August 2011 19:55, David du Colombier <0in...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> But what about sending mail? I've only ever configured Plan 9 to act
>> as its own smtp server, have never done anything with p9p or a remove
>> server.
>
> It's pretty much the same as on Plan 9.
>
> See $PLAN9/mail/l
Hello,
On 11 August 2011 12:54, Mathieu Lonjaret
> in acme, button-2 exec on Mail -s
When I try to have several inboxes (?; what gmail calls labels), i.e. I run
9 Mail
9 Mail plan9
9 Mail CERN
for some reason it seems that only my INBOX (i.e. the acme window
related to the 1st line) is being upda
Hello all!
On 4 August 2011 17:49, Mathieu Lonjaret wrote:
> Btw, for those who don't know yet, I have a version here with
> threading for p9p acme Mail:
I tried it now, using my gmail account and imap access.
At first the threading seemed to work.
However, when I sent a new mail to myself from
On 14 August 2011 01:26, Fazlul Shahriar wrote:
>> % mailfs -t imap.gmail.com
>> /sbin/stunnel exec failed at /usr/sbin/stunnel3 line 39.
>> mailfs: imapconnect: no greeting
>
> I think your stunnel3 is broken. stunnel3 is actually a perl script
> that runs stunnel 4. In your case, it thinks stunn
On Sat, Aug 13, 2011 at 8:38 PM, Rudolf Sykora wrote:
>> cd src/cmd/upas/nfs
>> mk install
>> factotum
>> factotum -g 'key=somekey proto=pass service=imap
>> server=some.imap.server.com user=your_username !password?'
>> (it will ask for the pass you want to store for that key)
>> mailfs -t some.im
> % mailfs -t imap.gmail.com
> /sbin/stunnel exec failed at /usr/sbin/stunnel3 line 39.
> mailfs: imapconnect: no greeting
I think your stunnel3 is broken. stunnel3 is actually a perl script
that runs stunnel 4. In your case, it thinks stunnel 4 is at
/sbin/stunnel, but it's not.
fhs
> cd src/cmd/upas/nfs
> mk install
> factotum
> factotum -g 'key=somekey proto=pass service=imap
> server=some.imap.server.com user=your_username !password?'
> (it will ask for the pass you want to store for that key)
> mailfs -t some.imap.server.com
> in acme, button-2 exec on Mail -s
>
> Cheers,
> But what about sending mail? I've only ever configured Plan 9 to act
> as its own smtp server, have never done anything with p9p or a remove
> server.
It's pretty much the same as on Plan 9.
See $PLAN9/mail/lib/rewrite.
--
David du Colombier
Nice! Works for me too...
But what about sending mail? I've only ever configured Plan 9 to act
as its own smtp server, have never done anything with p9p or a remove
server.
John
On Thu, Aug 11, 2011 at 5:20 AM, Fazlul Shahriar wrote:
> I just tried -- it works fine with gmail.
>
> mailfs -t im
I just tried -- it works fine with gmail.
mailfs -t imap.gmail.com# -t enable TLS
It'll ask your for your username/password. Then start Mail in acme.
mailfs will look for stunnel in your system. In my system, it found
stunnel 4, which it doesn't know how to use. So, I had to point it to
stunn
gmail wrapped the line; there shouldn't be a break between the service
and the server.
On Thu, Aug 11, 2011 at 12:54 PM, Mathieu Lonjaret
wrote:
> I'm not sure I've tried with gmail, I think I did, but a long time ago.
> Otherwise it's pretty simple:
>
> cd src/cmd/upas/nfs
> mk install
> factotu
I'm not sure I've tried with gmail, I think I did, but a long time ago.
Otherwise it's pretty simple:
cd src/cmd/upas/nfs
mk install
factotum
factotum -g 'key=somekey proto=pass service=imap
server=some.imap.server.com user=your_username !password?'
(it will ask for the pass you want to store for
> Can anybody point me to some recipe which would get me from a point
> when I have p9p installed to a point when I can read mail from my
> gmail account via imap(s) in p9p acme?
Well, that's a pity nobody can help :(
Is there any reason for that man pages of p9p
http://swtch.com/plan9port/ma
Hello,
On 4 August 2011 17:49, Mathieu Lonjaret wrote:
> Btw, for those who don't know yet, I have a version here with
> threading for p9p acme Mail:
> https://bitbucket.org/mpl/acmemail-with-sort-by-thread/overview
> nothing fancy but it suits my needs well enough.
>
> On Sun, Jul 31, 2011 at 10
Btw, for those who don't know yet, I have a version here with
threading for p9p acme Mail:
https://bitbucket.org/mpl/acmemail-with-sort-by-thread/overview
nothing fancy but it suits my needs well enough.
On Sun, Jul 31, 2011 at 10:14 PM, Jacob Todd wrote:
> Acme has Mail. It doesn't do threading
On Tue, Aug 2, 2011 at 6:42 AM, Russ Cox wrote:
>>> If anyone does this, I also suggest using Russ' rc version
>>> (ported to Plan 9) of Acme Mail, instead of adapting the C
>>> code.
>
> russ has an rc version of acme mail?
>
> russ
Take the hint, Russ!
> I've been using a gmail account with the usual access via a web
> browser for quite a while.
> Sometimes I get little angry when using it, for various reasons, often
> due to the firefox's slowness to render the page (scrolling a longer
> thread is often pain for me).
> I'd like to ask you. Do yo
On Tue, Aug 2, 2011 at 8:02 AM, Charles Forsyth wrote:
> >russ has an rc version of acme mail?
> >
> >russ
>
> you need to keep up!
>
>
Sorry, you weren't' meant to read that. That email was from the future.
My bad... let me just plug this time stability thingy back into this food
processor look
>russ has an rc version of acme mail?
>
>russ
you need to keep up!
>> If anyone does this, I also suggest using Russ' rc version
>> (ported to Plan 9) of Acme Mail, instead of adapting the C
>> code.
russ has an rc version of acme mail?
russ
> Robert Raschke coded a threaded version of Acme's News.
> But that depends on the filesystem hierarchy of messages
> in nntpfs. (n)upasfs does not thread messages at the level
> of the fs. Indeed, it would be a better approach to thread at
> the interface level, which should be possible all the s
On 7/31/11, Jacob Todd wrote:
> Acme has Mail. It doesn't do threading like mutt or anything, but it works.
Robert Raschke coded a threaded version of Acme's News.
But that depends on the filesystem hierarchy of messages
in nntpfs. (n)upasfs does not thread messages at the level
of the fs. Indeed
On Sun, 31 Jul 2011 22:00:57 +0200
Rudolf Sykora wrote:
> (I at least want to e.g. know, that using a web-client, although it is
> a pain, is probably the way to go, and that I should perhaps have a
> look for a quicker / simpler browser...)
>
Indeed. I find Firefox seems to run javascript abou
I prefer gmail's basic html view. It's working reliably, because it's
not maintained any more: http://mail.google.com/mail/h/
On Sunday 31 July 2011 22:00:57 Rudolf Sykora wrote:
> I've been using a gmail account with the usual access via a web
> browser for quite a while.
> Sometimes I get little angry when using it, for various reasons, often
> due to the firefox's slowness to render the page (scrolling a longer
> threa
Acme has Mail. It doesn't do threading like mutt or anything, but it works.
Hello everybody!
I've been using a gmail account with the usual access via a web
browser for quite a while.
Sometimes I get little angry when using it, for various reasons, often
due to the firefox's slowness to render the page (scrolling a longer
thread is often pain for me).
I'd like to ask you.
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